Diversity Stereotypes Presented by Janette De La Rosa Ducut, Ed.D. Training Manager.

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Diversity Stereotypes Presented by Janette De La Rosa Ducut, Ed.D. Training Manager

Principles of Community Race/Ethnicity Age Religion Politics Gender Sexual Orientation National Origin Physical Ability

Diversity Dimensions

Changeable Not Changeable

Diversity Dimensions Not Visible Visible Changeable Not Changeable

Diversity Dimensions Gender Ability Appearance Race

Diversity Dimensions Personality Ethics Religiosity Motivation

Diversity Dimensions Family Education Health Work Experience

Diversity Dimensions

College Athlete

52 year old grandfather

Obese 24 year old woman

Single mother with Food Stamps

Young female with a jail record

Wheelchair-bound 26 year old man

32 year old male taking teenage boy to movies

Diversity Dimensions

Gets Applied To

Implications Judgments are often Based on what we see based on superficial information Often incorrect Results Blame for the uncontrollable Lack information about attitudes and situation (controllable) Visible more important than attitude or situation

\ ster’-ē- Ə -tīp \ Assumptions that everyone in a group has similar characteristics, a similar moral code, and will behave in a similar way

\ ster’-ē- Ə -tīp \ Generalizations based on preconceived beliefs about the group they belong to

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