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There are stereotypes, prejudices and discrimination. Most people know the stereotype “the mentally ill is dangerous” Agreeing with the stereotype is where prejudice comes in and results in discrimination. Prejudice that yields anger can lead to hostile behavior like physically harming a member of a minority group...
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There are stereotypes, prejudices and discrimination. Most people know the stereotype “the mentally ill is dangerous” Agreeing with the stereotype is where prejudice comes in and results in discrimination. Prejudice that yields anger can lead to hostile behavior like physically harming a member of a minority group...
displayed 300 characters

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