Sentence examples for perceptions and stereotypes from inspiring English sources

This study examined the influence that perceptions and stereotypes of the nursing role had on future career choice of rural secondary students.

Public perceptions and stereotypes mean that Lisa, who has Down's syndrome, and her fellow group members, all of whom have learning disabilities, are not expected or encouraged to write and publish books.

Starting with the lunchtime riot in Rome, the afternoon had so shattered perceptions and stereotypes with its ambition and try-scoring that it was as if the Keystone Cops had been asked to adapt War and Peace for the big screen.

As a culminating activity, ask students to look for other examples of boundary conflicts in the Borderlines blog at The New York Times, and hold a class contest to find the most interesting or compelling examples that no one has ever heard of. 5. Culture affects perceptions and stereotypes of other places.

Much of the material was not new to me, particularly when it involved well-known characters transplanted to Tibetan settings, but I came away with a new appreciation after seeing it filtered through this prism, which reflects a history of myths, perceptions and stereotypes about the culture.

You can imagine that if you have a job that is seen as highly macho and aggressive, and you recruit those kinds of people -- mainly men -- then these perceptions and stereotypes become self-fulfilling.

Individual biases and attitudes as well as role perceptions and stereotyping all contribute to the phenomenon of selective perception.

"Human contact is probably the most powerful way to change people's perception and stereotypes," Becker said.

At the same time, I am so proud to be Chinese and have always been sensitive to the perception and stereotypes of Asians in America.

Topics include attribution theory (how we explain our own and other's behavior), social categories and schema (social perception and stereotyping), the social self (the development and maintenance of a self-concept), attention and consciousness, person memory, affect and cognition, and social inference, among others.

This included identifying key issues that posed challenges in MENA including cultural perception and stereotyping as well as political priority placed on and budget allocated for ending violence against women as well as verifying data from the Project survey conducted in 8 countries in the MENA region.