What’s a stereotype?

Stereotypes are generalized often negative beliefs about a group of people

What’s an example of a harmful stereotype?

Middle Eastern: Assuming they are terrorists or religious extremists

How do Stereotypes Affect Collaboration and Growth

Bias in DecisionMaking Stereotypes can create distance between team members

Origins of Stereotypes and Biases

Cultural Influence, Cognitive Biases and Lack of Exposure

What’s an example of a harmless stereotype?

Mexican loves spicy food., Artists are free-spirited and creative.

What are the Key Components of Cultural Diversity

Language, Religion, Traditions and Customs

Which of these is a strategy for Reducing Stereotypes in the Workplace

Self-Awareness:Reflect on personal biases and actively challenge them., Open Dialogue:Encourage conversations about cultural backgrounds, etc.

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1
Who quoted this "The highest result of education is tolerance"
Harriet Kellar
Eleanor Roosevelt
Helen Keller
Helena Kellar
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What’s a stereotype?
Stereotypes are generalized often poisitive beliefs about a group of people
Stereotypes are generalized often negative beliefs about a group of people
Stereotypes are generalized often neutral beliefs about a group of people
3
What’s an example of a harmful stereotype?
Scandinavians are tall and have blond hair and blue eyes.
The Swiss are always punctual.
Middle Eastern: Assuming they are terrorists or religious extremists
4
How do Stereotypes Affect Collaboration and Growth
Bias in DecisionMaking Stereotypes can create distance between team members
Stereotypes ensure fairness They help make unbiased decisions
Stereotypes improve team dynamics Assuming similar traits creates cohesion
5
Origins of Stereotypes and Biases
Cultural Influence, Cognitive Biases and Lack of Exposure
Social Norms, Perfect Awareness, and Balanced Perception
Cognitive Clarity, Deep Understanding, and Empathy
6
What’s an example of a harmless stereotype?
Mexican loves spicy food.
Asians: Believing they are all good at math, science, or technology.
Artists are free-spirited and creative.
7
What company was the case study about?
Ford-Volkswagen
Toyota-Subaru
BMW-Toyota
Nissan-Renault
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What are the Key Components of Cultural Diversity
Language, Religion, Traditions and Customs
Language, Religion, Festivals, and Holidays
Language, Food, Beliefs, and Social Practices
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Which of these is a strategy for Reducing Stereotypes in the Workplace
Self-Awareness:Reflect on personal biases and actively challenge them.
Open Dialogue:Encourage conversations about cultural backgrounds, etc.
Avoiding the Topic: Ignore differences to keep harmony.
Relying on Stereotypes: Use generalizations to make interactions easier.

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