Saying that all Caucasians drive too fast, African Americans listen to only rap music, and Jewish people drive too slow is a form of a. tact. b. empathy. c. stereotyping. d. consistency.
English · High School · Thu Feb 04 2021
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c. stereotyping.
Stereotyping is the act of making a generalized belief or assertion about an entire group of people based on the behavior or characteristics of some members of that group. It is a simplified and fixed image or idea that people hold about others who are different from themselves, often involving exaggerated and prejudiced views. In the examples you gave, saying all Caucasians drive too fast, African Americans listen to only rap music, and Jewish people drive too slow are all forms of stereotypes, which are unfounded and overly simplistic generalizations about these groups.