What is Prejudice

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Usually negative emotions are fed by stereotypes. Learn more in: Precaution or Stigma?: Older Adults in the Turkish National Press During COVID-19 Pandemic

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Marginalize/otherize a group or an individual. Learn more in: Health Professionals' Attitudes to Obese Patients and Ethical Problems Experienced

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Preconceived judgements, opinions or convictions about certain facts. Learn more in: Advertising With Humour: A Pragmatic and Semantic Investigation

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The act of pre-judging, applying a preconceived opinion not based on reality (often resulting in a negative judgment). Learn more in: Using a Diversity and Inclusion Approach in Designing Learning for All (in Full Human Dimensionality)

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Antipathy or negative attitude toward other people/groups which may be caused by either false belief or interest-motivated mobilization. Learn more in: Mobile Devices and the Prevention of Human Rights Violations

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Attitude directed toward people because they are members of a specific social group. Learn more in: Computer Mediated Speech Technology: Perceptions of Synthetic Speech and Attitudes Toward Disabled Users

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Discriminatory act conceived without proper knowledge of a given subject. Employed in this chapter as one of the difficulties of inserting women in the market as entrepreneurs. This is because throughout the history of women a stereotype has been created about these people, so when the woman begins to ascend is created a preconceived concept that women should or should not perform certain activities in society, and this is another barrier to be overcome in women's entrepreneurship. Learn more in: Women's Self-Perception of Opportunities and Challenges for Entrepreneurship

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Learned beliefs and values that lead an individual or group of individuals to be biased for or against members of particular group. Learn more in: Frontline Employees' Self-Perception of Ageism, Sexism, and Lookism: Comparative Analyses of Prejudice and Discrimination in Fashion and Food Retailing

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A negative attitude towards an individual, group or race based on their perceived characteristics. Learn more in: Post-War Tourism in the Reconciliation Process of New Zealand Vietnam War Veterans

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A negative view or biased treatment of one group based solely on their membership in that group. Learn more in: Pedagogical Opportunities to Foster Interaction and Deep Understanding Between International and Domestic University Students: Teaching Critical Reflexivity Through Interaction

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Preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience. Learn more in: Gender Representation in SMS Jokes

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Attitude directed toward people because they are members of a specific social group. Learn more in: Computer Mediated Speech Technology: Perceptions of Synthetic Speech and Attitudes Toward Disabled Users

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Judgment based on pre-establshed opinions and on irrational feelings. Learn more in: Storytelling in Intercultural Education

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An unfair feeling of dislike for a person or group because of race, sex, religion, etc. Learn more in: Women in Strategic Leadership and Management: Identifying Concerns and Implementing Strategic Gender-Specific Leadership Development