stereotypes are a way to "put a label on someone" so therefore is a form of prejudice if you do not know the person
but only if you do not know the person or haven't met them.
putting a label on someone you know is not prejudice
prejudice is pre judging an individual before meeting them
so there are ways that stereotypes can differ from prejudice because <u><em>if you know the person, placing a label on them would not be prejudice.</em></u>
It depends on what your doing (sitting or walking). But I would go for TRUE.
<span>People often hold beliefs based on bad reasoning, or not based on any reasoning at all. Critical Thinking helps people to develop beliefs that are more likely to be true. Unfortunately, there are a lot of obstacles to critical thinking, such as institutionalized thinking, habitual thinking, ideology, an inability to think independently, fear of antagonizing others, fear of losing one's own identity, wishful thinking, etc. etc. The first step to become a critical thinker is to become aware of those obstacles, and thus not only enabling one to actually become a critical thinker, but also realizing that the world would probably be a better place if we all did some more critical thinking. Indeed, critical thinking is the cornerstone of science, philosophy, and a healthy democracy.</span>
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The answer is c sorry if i'm wrong
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<h2>To recap: currency evolved from barter, to bartering with set mediums of exchange, to coins representing exchangeable goods, to coins stamped in precious metal, to paper representing coins, to notes representing gold or silver, to being redeemable exclusively for gold, to the end of the gold standard.</h2>
