In a literature review, Jussim et al. 2015concluded that 'the more diagnostic individuating information people have, the less they stereotype Thus, people do not indiscriminately apply their stereotypes to all individual members of stereotyped groups' (p. 494).
The usage of stereotyped model elements is refined with tag definitions (stereotype attributes) and constraints.
When a company communicates a fixed mindset, it sends a powerful message to members of stereotyped groups that the organization may view them through the lens of stereotypes.
The invention and imagination of the thirties slowed to a set of stereotyped, blandly biomorphic solutions.
The problems that arise in the study of stereotyped responses are many and varied.
All living organisms exhibit one or more types of stereotyped response.
There was little demand for the sculptor's art beyond the carving of stereotyped Buddha icons, monsters, and guardians.
"It may also be a result of stereotyped thinking, that people are on a downward slope once they reach a certain age," Professor Freed said.
The court ruled that male supervisors discriminated against her on the basis of stereotyped notions of appropriate female appearance and behavior.
Her work became less ambiguous, focusing perhaps more on the results of society's acceptance of stereotyped roles for women than upon the roles themselves.
The single focus of these plays was taken over by the Expressionists, as was the use of stereotyped characters the Son, the Stranger, etc.
