Means you are expecting or assuming that a certain person or group would have the same qualities as each other. It means having an opinion on someone or something that may or may not be true or correct.
For example, a teenager is stereotyped to be ‘moody, lazy and have an attitude’. This is sometimes not the case. It doesn’t mean that every teenager is the same. It is classed as putting individuals into groups.
Another example would involve ‘age’ within a health and social care setting. It could possibly mean that they won’t have gained much experience because of how old they are, however this sometimes isn’t the case. Some younger people may have more experience and be a lot more qualified than the older person. Means you are expecting or assuming that a certain person or group would have the same qualities as each other. It means having an opinion on someone or something that may or may not be true or correct.
For example, a teenager is stereotyped to be ‘moody, lazy and have an attitude’. This is sometimes not the case. It doesn’t mean that every teenager is the same. It is classed as putting individuals into groups.
Another example would involve ‘age’ within a health and social care setting. It could possibly mean that they won’t have gained much experience because of how old they are, however this sometimes isn’t the case. Some younger people may have more experience and be a lot more qualified than the older person.

Means you are expecting or assuming that a certain person or group would have the same qualities as each other. It means having an opinion on someone or something that may or may not be true or correct.
For example, a teenager is stereotyped to be ‘moody, lazy and have an attitude’. This is sometimes not the case. It doesn’t mean that every teenager is the same. It is classed as putting individuals into groups.
Another example would involve ‘age’ within a health and social care setting. It could possibly mean that they won’t have gained much experience because of how old they are, however this sometimes isn’t the case. Some younger people may have more experience and be a lot more qualified than the older person.
Means you are expecting or assuming that a certain person or group would have the same qualities as each other. It means having an opinion on someone or something that may or may not be true or correct.
For example, a teenager is stereotyped to be ‘moody, lazy and have an attitude’. This is sometimes not the case. It doesn’t mean that every teenager is the same. It is classed as putting individuals into groups.
Another example would involve ‘age’ within a health and social care setting. It could possibly mean that they won’t have gained much experience because of how old they are, however this sometimes isn’t the case. Some younger people may have more experience and be a lot more qualified than the older person.
Means you are expecting or assuming that a certain person or group would have the same qualities as each other. It means having an opinion on someone or something that may or may not be true or correct.
For example, a teenager is stereotyped to be ‘moody, lazy and have an attitude’. This is sometimes not the case. It doesn’t mean that every teenager is the same. It is classed as putting individuals into groups.
Another example would involve ‘age’ within a health and social care setting. It could possibly mean that they won’t have gained much experience because of how old they are, however this sometimes isn’t the case. Some younger people may have more experience and be a lot more qualified than the older person.
Means you are expecting or assuming that a certain person or group would have the same qualities as each other. It means having an opinion on