Judgements are something all people make. That being, said that doesn’t necessarily
mean that judging people constantly is the right thing to do. In English class we learned about
Stereotypes and Judgements and looked at ourselves and thought maybe what people thought
about us from their view. For me most of my judgements were about what I wear and the way I
act which I guess makes sense. One of the judgements was that I look like I skater which is
technically a correct judgement because I do skateboard but a lot of people associate that
negatively because a lot of skateboarders are bad. Another one I got was that I am awkward
and weird. This one was weird to me because I don’t think I am awkward but I guess I have
some awkward tendencies
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do play video games but people who are “gamers” are usually considered to have no life and
just sit inside and play video games. Another one which I thought of is that people might think
that I am mean or insensitive. I think people who don’t know me would think this because I have
a rude and cruel sense of humor and I am pretty insensitive about some things but I also want
to make sure I don’t offend a ton of people if I can avoid it.
Some of the things people may not see by just looking at me is that I play soccer I think
they wouldn’t think this at first because I don’t think I look very athletic. I also think that I am a
nice person because I try to stay on everyone’s good side and I am fairly easy to get along with.
I also think I am funny which wouldn’t seem obvious at first because I am not very outgoing but
once you get to know me I am funny (Or so i have been told I don’t think I’m really that funny).
Although some of the stereotypes are sort of accurate I don’t think any one of them is
completely true. An example of this is the “Skater” stereotype, yes I do skateboard every
Stereotypes have great impacts on people all over the world. One of the reasons why people believe stereotypes blindly is that they know less about the objects. In order to decline the uncertainty of this new object, people choose to believe the stereotypes to feel safer. For the purpose of understanding the world more objectively, we ought to treat stereotypes critically and at least not be convinced of stereotypes blindly anymore.
Judge. What does it mean to judge someone? According to Dictionary.com, to judge means “to form a judgment or opinion of; decide upon critically.” Everyone is guilty of judging someone once in their life, but judgments should not just be based on how someone looks or acts. If someone was to judge someone they should base those judgements once they know this person and have evidence for their judgements. Many people base their opinions on others solely on how alike they are, causing them to judge those who are different.
I think I´m a nice person and i try to be as chill and reliable as possible.
Carl Gustav Jung was a famous swiss psychiatrist that once simply said: “Thinking is difficult, that’s why most people judge”. To clarify, we as humans have this constant need to know everything about everything; to understand something is to think in every aspect; who, what, when, when, where, and why. Consequently, people judge because making assumptions about who an individual is, is way more efficient than actually getting to know the person. It is said to never judge a book by it’s cover, but we often sway from that idea to gain any type of information. Like essays “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan and “Dumpster Diving” by Lars Eighner, this idea is deflected. In both essays and through personal experience, it is evident that everyone is judged by the way we speak, act, and look thus affecting how we are treated.
Stereotypes are something that you could very well see everyday. They aren't always true, but they are brought from truth. To say that all white boys can’t play basketball is a stereotype. Which means that typically that might be true, but it most definitely does not include everyone. If you ask me they are something that we need to get rid of,but we never will. Because it is in human nature to prejudge someone when you first see them. To assume certain things about people based on what they look like.
Some stereotypes that are apparent in America are that white Americans are obese, lazy, and dim-witted. More stereotypes are that all Mexicans are illegal immigrants, that all Arabs and Muslims are terrorists, and that all black people have been to prison before. Canadians are dull, hang out at Donut Shops and Dollar stores, and are bad tippers. Another example of stereotyping is that Chinese people are incredibly bad drivers.
First of all, what are stereotypes? A stereotype is a quality assigned to groups of people related to their race, nationality, and sexual orientation, but there is not only one type of stereotype there are actually two types of stereotypes. There are positive and negative ones. For example, a positive stereotype about asians would be that they are smart and polite. A negative one would be something like asians have small eyes or they’re short. Some people may get offended by these and other people will not care about it at all. These are effects from the stereotypes.
Stereotypes don't just occur to the clothing someone wears or what their hobbies are it can be a whole entire
The dictionary defines stereotypes as “a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.” Our world today is run by an infinite amount of stereotypes. They affect every aspect of people's’ lives. Members of society let others’ opinions affect their own, and people who go against stereotypes are frowned upon. Some stereotypes include those surrounding African Americans, people of Asian descent, and transgendered people. Most people look at an African American male and either get scared of him, assume he raps, our plays sports. However not every single black male in the world partakes in those activities. Some people look at Asians and assume they are all smart, and good at every subject in school, but that
Judgment is something we visualize, experience, and are exposed to at a very young age, unrelatedly of the content being arbitrated. There are many reasons it is so easy for one to judge another, especially when it comes to the topics relating to ones beliefs and behaviors.
Stereotypes occur everyday among all individuals. According to the Oxford dictionaries, stereotype is “a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing” (“Stereotypes,” n.d). Stereotypes are often negative and has been an issue within the American society. There have been a lot of stereotypical words used against a lot of races and culture especially through the media. The Media is seen as a very powerful source of information for people all over the world.
There is a ton of stereotypes about Skateboarding and skaters. These stereotypes can affect them as students and as people.
All most everyone in there lifetime has stereotyped others are have been a victim of stereotypes. A stereotype is the belief about another culture, race or a person that has no logic or evidence to support there negative thoughts. Many people believe that when a person stereotypes another it is the lack of information or ignorance
i believe i am a funny person in general, so people tend to be easy around me and not feel uncomfortable if they do not know me.
Also, I’m a person who likes to take care of people. I just want to make them happy, and I feel veryproud and delighted when I see their smiles.