1. STEREOTYPES

2. Heaven is where the police are British, the cooks are French, the mechanics are German, the lovers are Italian and it’s all organized by Swiss.

3. Hell is where police are German, the cooks are English, the mechanics are French, the lovers are Swiss and it’s all organized by the Italians.

4. Being a human is about driving a German to an Irish for a Belgian , then travelling home, grabbing a Turkish on the way to sit on a Swedish and watch American on a Japanese

5. Stereotype
an often unfair and untrue belief that many people have about all people or things with a particular characteristic
A commonly-held view about a particular group of people
A generalization, usually exaggerated or oversimplified and often offensive and/or incorrect
A stereotype is a label given to people, it is used to categorize a group of people. 

6. Types of stereotypes: National Racial Social Gender Religious
Connected with profession
Connected with age

7. Why Stereotypes are Formed?
Stereotypes are formed because people really don't know other people. They are usually based on misinformation and opinions. That is why diversity training is important.

8. What Are the Causes of Stereotypes?
Fear of Differences
Media Sources
Lack of Personal Experience
Social Reference Groups

10. What Is the Definition of Stereotyping?
Stereotyping is the act of judging a person or group of people because of the actions or behaviors of others that are similar.
Stereotyping is when a person puts another person in a certain category. It means to look at everyone in a certain group the same way instead of looking at the individual.
Assuming that everyone is identical in some way just because they have a similar features or characteristics.

11. Disadvantages of stereotypes
Stereotypes are source of misunderstandings
Stereotypes can prevent people from broadening their knowledge
Stereotypes generate tension between people
Stereotypes can make beautiful and interesting countries become unpopular

12. Advantages of stereotypes
Stereotypes help us understand the behaviour of others
Stereotypes help us avoid offending others
Stereotypes help us avoid unplesant situations
Stereotypes make people travel

13. How to Avoid Stereotypes
Check your sources. Research your information and ensure that you are able to avoid stereotypes given to you by someone else. Accept as fact only those things that you can prove.
Broaden your friend base. Befriend everyone. Really listen and talk to people of all different types and only form opinions about who they are and not about some group or ethnicity they may be a part of.

14. Don't take for granted any opinion that pops into your head
Don't take for granted any opinion that pops into your head. Step outside of the situation and look at the big picture. By looking at all sides, you will be able to come to your own opinion without blindly following one side or another.
Understand that everyone is different. Treat others as you would have them treat you by waiting to form opinions until you know a particular person or group.

15. It's not fair to stereotype a whole group of people based on one person you don't like.
It is easy to jump to conclusions about people, but being able to avoid stereotypes is more rewarding.

16. Thank you