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"stereotypical view" refers to a simplified and often biased belief or assumption about a particular group of people or things. It usually ignores individual differences and relies on generalizations, which may not accurately represent reality.
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To be effective, a modern minister needs to have moved beyond holding
stereotypical views of the «mainline Protestant,» the «Catholic priest» and the «black preacher.»
But those same people admitted they
held stereotypical views of other races and didn't mix socially with anyone outside their race.
However this might be a
very stereotypical view rather than reflect reality as fathers might not have been directly involved in the day to day care but they were involved in factors like play, instruction and guidance.
She did, however, admit that
stereotypical views among employers about people who have taken career breaks, and some types of jobs can make still make it difficult for women to return to the careers they once had.
What could be better: Like a lot of books for dads, this one gives a
pretty stereotypical view of the man as sex - obsessed and kind of clueless.
address stereotypical views and overcome problems with pigeonholing by using the language and terminology experienced candidates would use
A fun starter to engage them as soon as they arrive and a good one to tick the equality and diversity box with opportunities to discuss gender and the way men and women tackle subject matter, challenging
stereotypical view points.
When it comes to divorce and family law, an unfortunate but very
significant stereotypical view of men has historically existed and continues to play a role in family and divorce disputes, sometimes affecting their outcomes.
Stereotypical views of what girls and boys «should» like and do are established early so it is never too soon to start challenging these ideas.
It's
a stereotypical view and, of course, an incomplete one.
If
the stereotypical view of millennials has you worried about the future of your small business, it's time to open your mind to the opportunities that a new mindset can bring.
Just because he doesn't fit
your stereotypical view of what a black man should look like, act like or speak does not take away from his genetic heritage.
I don't mean to sound the doomsday alarm with no ray of hope, because I know there are many great examples like the Christian Community Development Association, The Amos Project, and many others who are moving past reductionist and
stereotypical views of one another to build communities where we see and are seen by one another.
While the reader may wonder how effectively the book will serve to dispel
the stereotypical view of American evangelicalism, at the very least it illustrates the diversity of the movement and so should serve to calm those who worry that evangelicals stand poised to reconquer American culture.
Once kids are 5 or 6, says Ruble, they begin to relax
their stereotypical views and recognize that both sexes can do most things.
And some lampooned Calvert for
his stereotypical view of northern working class people.
And contrary to
the stereotypical view of a small institution being a professional handicap, «I haven't needed to be in a large institution to be a successful scientist,» says Bangor University's Thomas, who has been in Wales for over 20 years.
Although Hünemeier and her critics differ on the methods her team used, they agree that
the stereotypical view of Neandertals is too narrow.
No More Mr. Nice Guy does not take
a stereotypical view of what «nice guy» is.
It's not clear, however that
this stereotypical view reflects the reality of East Asian classrooms or that the educational goals in these countries are commensurable with those in Western countries.
«But I ended up feeling awful about my preconceived notions because everybody I met was fabulous, and... they had plenty of insights beyond
that stereotypical view.
The work has resulted in more than thirty articles, stories, blogs and flash fiction collaborations and over a hundred members attending creative thinking and writing workshops at CIPFA conferences — smashing
another stereotypical view of dull, uncreative accountants.
The book tells stories of encouragement and 2 galleries of photographs that break
the stereotypical view of the disabled.
It challenges
the stereotypical view of solitary writing in which an author would retreat to a cabin in the woods and resurface years later with a masterpiece.
We have
stereotypical views of the Amish community as great farmers and hard - working laborers, but their eagerness to follow the Ten Commandments and interpret the Word of God way too literally is apparently seen with Amish puppy mills.
It is made up of a lot of different people, including ordinary people that do not match
your stereotypical view.
Nevertheless, it strikes me that many people still have a pretty 2 - dimensional,
stereotypical view of your average farmer.
And, in keeping with
our stereotypical view of lobbyists, they're politically influential, and make a crapload of money:
Legal personnel are notorious for bewildering clients with jargon, so
the stereotypical view would have us believe.
She says other professions with more interactions with consumers may be ahead at the moment, but adds: «There is
a stereotypical view out there that law is behind.
It concluded with various policy reforms and encouraged a re-evaluation of
the stereotypical view that people who go to court without a lawyer have a «fool for a client».
Assessment of whether an accommodation would cause undue hardship based on health and safety must reflect an accurate understanding of risk based on objective evidence rather than
stereotypical views.
(Richards, 2011)
The stereotypical view of a child who has witnessed DV between his / her parents is that they are «emotionally traumatized» by the event.