Sentence examples for strong stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Why such strong stereotypes at such a young age?

Attending single-sex schools could be in fact be disadvantageous for children and teenagers, with evidence to show segregation caused people to develop strong stereotypes and in-group bias, said Halpern.

Strong stereotypes for control selection and operation are noted.

By this age students have already developed strong stereotypes about whether or not they can do, belong, or are interested in computer science.

My concerns about the increasing acceptance of "transsexuality" as a diagnosis are based upon my feminist belief that it arises from the strong stereotyping of girls and boys into strict gender roles.

"There's a very strong stereotype in our culture that shames men into silence," Anderson said.

In the Polish collective memory, there is a strong stereotype of the "Polish Mother" ("Matka Polka"), a woman in charge of the family and household prosperity [ 55, 56].

Girls with stronger stereotypes about robotics and programming reported lower interest and self-efficacy in these domains.

"Most people know that African Americans are associated with crime and that they're stereotyped as criminal — in fact it's one of the strongest stereotypes of blacks in American society," Eberhardt said.

Their reports revealed stronger stereotypes for the group who had to suppress their preconceptions in the first task than for the control group who never had to control their stereotypes.

Research shows that stereotype threat effects are stronger among people who are especially cognizant of the particular stigma, and that participants who self-identify more strongly with a stereotyped group show stronger stereotype threat effects on cognitive function [28].