1. CULTURAL STEREOTYPES
Adjectives

2. Definition: Oversimplified system where people grouping races or individuals together and make a judgment about their status, society and cultural norms.

3. Why do we stereotype?

4. easily categorize new things 
when we are unable or unwilling to obtain all of the information 
experiences
books, magazines,television, movies,friends, family
unconscious part of our minds
society

5. Examples of (Cultural) Stereotypes
Americans Your possible answers (adjectives)

6. fat and lazy
selfish
Violent
Find appropriate adjectives to the phrases:
economy is sustained by drugs and drug lords (Adj.)
corruption and violence (Adj.)
addicted to plastic surgery (Adj.)

7. French: Your possible answers (adjectives)
are said to be snobby
arrogant and rude
Find appropriate adjectives to the phrases:
world's greatest lovers (Adj.)
people wearing berets (Adj.)
lacking of hygiene (Adj.)

8. British: Your possible answers (adjectives)
Sophisticated
Find appropriate adjectives to the phrases:
are well mannered (Adj. synonims)
obsessed with class and status(Adj.)
food is bad (Adj.)

9. Germans: Your possible answers (adjectives)
effiecient and disciplined
Find appropriate adjectives to the phrases:
Hardworkers (Adj.)
love their cars (Adj.)
German men wander around the place in Lederhosen (Adj.)
stiff and humourless (Adj.)

10. Italians: Your possible answers (adjectives)
Find appropriate adjectives to the phrases:
chatterboxes and bad listeners (Adj.)
goodlooking and crazy about fashion (Adj.)
Italian Mamma rule the roost (Adj.)

11. Russians: Your possible answers (adjectives)
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Corruption (Adj.)
love vodka (Adj.)
beautiful women(find synonym)
Depressive (find synonym)

12. Chinese: Your possible answers (adjectives)
Find appropriate adjectives to the phrases:
mathematic brainpans
all asians look alike
very polite (find synonym)

13. Stereotypes can lead to….
missed opportunities and unmet goals
discrimination
generalizations

14. What are the possible solutions of the problem?
Cultural education
Understanding the cultural differences
Group meetings, role-playing and training seminars 
 engage in honest dialogue with others 
seek out media portrayals of different races that are realistic and positive
churches, plays, concerts, and movies that celebrate diversity will also broaden our worldview