Prejudice comes in one of several flavours.
Kids adopt Type 1 prejudices and generally keep them all their lives as it helps them survive in their local culture. Moving to another culture may change them. As an example moving in with Inuit families may change your prejudice against eating blubber
Type 2 prejudices may stay with a child all of his life. However if facts do not support the prejudice (they fall in love with someone of the wrong sex, ethnic background or religion etc.) many adults put down the prejudice they have picked up even if it disrupts their family or social ties.
The third type of prejudice may stay with a person all their life or may fall before more experience and thinking.
Children can develop prejudices if they are exposed to biased beliefs or attitudes from caregivers, peers, media, and society. However, with education, exposure to diversity, and open-mindedness, children can also learn to challenge and overcome these prejudices as they grow up. It is important for adults to model inclusive behavior and have open discussions about diversity to help children develop empathy and respect for others.
The adjective for prejudice is "prejudiced."
"I don't think he's qualified for the job because of his background."
Theodor Adorno, a German psychologist, along with his colleagues, found that prejudiced individuals often exhibit characteristics of an authoritarian personality in their research conducted in the 1940s. They developed the Authoritarian Personality theory, which suggests that individuals with authoritarian personalities are more likely to hold prejudiced beliefs and attitudes.
Biased, Bigoted Damaging Detrimental Partial Partisan Prejudiced
A synonym for someone who stereotypes could be a "prejudiced person" or a "bigot."
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Yes. healthy sim babies grow to kids in 3 days.
no it will not!
kids rights are that they have the right to be heard, and they have the right to grow up.
no they don't grow to toddler's, it is baby's then kids and they stay as kids but some say the grow into adults after kids but I'm not sure? :)
she had 3 kids
It takes about 4 hours of straight play time for kids to grow up on the game "My Virtual Family". Another option to speed up the growth of the kids is to utilize the "time warp'. This process will aid in aging the kids.
William's 3 kids grew up in Stromford- upon- avon.
he wants to grow up to become a popular boy but to not get his puberty
No.
Kids grow physicals the same as they did hundreds of years ago but mentaly kids are growing up a lot faster.
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