People always think about other people using stereotypes.And?
People always think about other people using stereotypes. We always have an image of a person who belongs to a particular group of people or class. We need stereotypes to create a view about people and their behaviour, to somehow predict what they are going to do or say. But is it always so? Do people always follow this stereotype? Probably not always, but there are situations, when they do so. It is good to know what people are thinking about something and what they are going to do, but sometimes you can make mistakes. When you for example think that something is typical for this or that person, it may happen that it is not really so. Stereotypes help us somehow to prevent some activities that can lead to a really big problem Because we can prepare for people’s behaviour. Although stereotypes are created by people and not always true, they can reflect people’s opinion. In the modern world many things have changed, and people becoming more active and prosperous. Stereotypes are not taught in the schools and families they are inside our heads. They are part of our experience, experience of people around us. The experience of people and time creates stereotypes and vanishes them. We only have to see, to wait and analyze
