Features of Stereotypes

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V L M A S D G Q W V W D F L T J Y J U M B
W S J X B Y G Y Q N D M M M H E X L N B U
T J E T S C T A E O X G V P E W S A J E G
G A N E D A E P C T R N O N S E I I D O P
N J C H I L C D I F Y S Y A O T P T E L H
I S A M K L E R D J C R W V L M I N B B P
Y G B Y K A Y U U S B D B X I B E E I F O
F F L G C F F K J C N M M P D N W S R M K
I N V R K G K Q E I S D A J A A V S C Y B
T L O C C N H E R B Y X S P R M T E S S T
N K E R W I S W P F K W I X I U J B A B L
E T H K I P H H S Y Y A U Y T G D E K A X
D V T E U M U U N C H L A M Y F L E H P G
I L I B N U X O I Q S O Q J F X C V F P U
T C C Y D L T T J W J C Y Q A F O W G S S
N G U A T E W L F P C C P C L G A S U K S
K F J R E H Y I L U D R P L L X I L O J U
W Q T N P T E V J G V F S C A G L F T C U
P X I I U W P P D I K K Q T C V A M D V K
A I M K O L F F N V P E I K Y K A D N W D
K C K A P O E N D W P A E A B L L S M R Q

Clues

  • dislike or hatred of a person or group formed without reason. It is culturally conditioned since it is rooted in a person’s early socialization (9)
  • false grouping in reference to other groups (e.g. West and East) (3, 7, 7)
  • falsely combining one’s group with some other group in order to establish some common ground on one single dimension (e.g. Workers and Conservatives) (3, 10, 7)
  • those that are absolutely essential for category membership and that simultaneously preclude membership from other categories (9)
  • those that are associated with a given category but are not in any way integral to it (8)
  • those that we use (but cannot always reliably depend on) to identify category members. (11)

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