Title: Discrimination and Stereotypes in the Workplace
Headings: Discrimination and Stereotypes in the Workplace
Discrimination and Stereotypes in the Workplace
Theory about discrimination and stereotypes:
Discrimination (1)
About the types of discrimination, we can distinguish into 4 types:
Direct discrimination
Indirect discrimination
Harassment
Victimization
Stereotype (2)
Some typical wrongful stereotype examples around the world:
In the America:
Discrimination and stereotype conflict in the workplace:
Coca Cola in USA
Sexual harassment in China
Stereotype in workplace:
Solutions: 6 solutions
People have to be responsible for working to avoid teaching stereotypes or wrong prejudices to children. Parents and teachers, made aware of their own prejudices, may work to modify their behavior to encourage lower levels of prejudice in children;
CONCLUSION
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Content: Stereotypes can be either positive or negative, but they are all unfair and misleading. Some of the ppossible prejudicial effects of stereotypes are: Justification of ill-founded prejudices or ignorance
Unwillingness to rethink one’s attitudes and behavior towards stereotyped group
Preventing some people of stereotyped groups from entering or succeeding in activities or fields
Stereotyping effects can fluctuate, but they are almost negative and not always apparent until long periods of time have passed. Furthermore, some victims of negative stereotypes display self-fulfilling prophecy behavior, in which they assume that the stereotype represents norms to compete. Negative effects may include forming unfaithful opinions of people, scapegoating, erroneously judgmentalism, preventing emotional identification, distress, and impaired performance. Stereotyping distressingly reminds those being judged of how society views them. Some typical wrongful stereotype examples around the world: African stereotype: Television, books, comic strips, and movies are all abundant sources of stereotyped characters. For much of its history, the movie industry depicted African-Americans as being unintelligent, lazy, or violence-prone and all African Americans outside of the United States are poor.