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What is a stereotype?(1 point)ResponsesA factual description of a groupA factual description of a groupA scientific study of cultural behaviorsA scientific study of cultural behaviorsAn oversimplified and generalized belief about a groupAn oversimplified and generalized belief about a groupQuestion 2How can "positive" stereotypes be harmful?(1 point)ResponsesThey always improve the image of the groupThey always improve the image of the groupThey accurately reflect the abilities of all group membersThey accurately reflect the abilities of all group membersThey create unrealistic expectations and limit individualityThey create unrealistic expectations and limit individualityQuestion 3What is the "model minority" stereotype?(1 point)ResponsesThe belief that all minorities are underachieversThe belief that all minorities are underachieversThe idea that all groups are equally represented in mediaThe idea that all groups are equally represented in mediaThe stereotype that some minority groups are inherently successfulThe stereotype that some minority groups are inherently successfulQuestion 4What are the potential consequences of the "model minority" stereotype for Asian Americans?(1 point)ResponsesThey are often seen as needing less support or resourcesThey are often seen as needing less support or resourcesThey are more likely to receive promotions at workThey are more likely to receive promotions at workThey face fewer instances of discriminationThey face fewer instances of discriminationQuestion 5How do stereotypes differ from prejudice?(1 point)ResponsesStereotypes are based on individual experiences, while prejudice is based on group experiencesStereotypes are based on individual experiences, while prejudice is based on group experiencesStereotypes are positive, while prejudice is always negativeStereotypes are positive, while prejudice is always negativeStereotypes are generalized beliefs, while prejudice involves preconceived judgmentsStereotypes are generalized beliefs, while prejudice involves preconceived judgmentsQuestion 6What makes a social group a minority group in society?(1 point)ResponsesThe group holds less power and is often subject to unequal treatmentThe group holds less power and is often subject to unequal treatmentThe group has fewer members than the dominant groupThe group has fewer members than the dominant groupThe group is isolated from other social groupsThe group is isolated from other social groupsQuestion 7How can combating stereotypes benefit society?(1 point)ResponsesIt reinforces traditional roles and expectationsIt reinforces traditional roles and expectationsIt encourages the spread of positive stereotypesIt encourages the spread of positive stereotypesIt promotes diversity, equality, and understandingIt promotes diversity, equality, and understanding

Answer 1

Here are the correct responses to each of your questions:

Question 1: What is a stereotype?

• Response: An oversimplified and generalized belief about a group.

Question 2: How can "positive" stereotypes be harmful?

• Response: They create unrealistic expectations and limit individuality.

Question 3: What is the "model minority" stereotype?

• Response: The stereotype that some minority groups are inherently successful.

Question 4: What are the potential consequences of the "model minority" stereotype for Asian Americans?

• Response: They are often seen as needing less support or resources.

Question 5: How do stereotypes differ from prejudice?

• Response: Stereotypes are generalized beliefs, while prejudice involves preconceived judgments.

Question 6: What makes a social group a minority group in society?

• Response: The group holds less power and is often subject to unequal treatment.

Question 7: How can combating stereotypes benefit society?

• Response: It promotes diversity, equality, and understanding.

Feel free to ask if you have any further questions!