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What do stereotypes do, according to the text?
What do stereotypes do, according to the text?
- Encourage diversity and complexity
- Assign certain attributes to a social identity or group (correct)
- Challenge stigmatization
- Promote individuality
How do stereotypes impact those who are stereotyped?
How do stereotypes impact those who are stereotyped?
- Encourage self-acceptance and individuality
- Promote a sense of belonging
- Empower them to reject societal norms
- Lead to internalization of negative stereotypes (correct)
What is the danger of viewing deviance as inborn, according to the text?
What is the danger of viewing deviance as inborn, according to the text?
- It promotes societal acceptance and inclusion
- It leads to empowerment and self-fulfillment
- It can create a self-fulfilling prophecy (correct)
- It encourages individuality and diversity
Why are stereotypes considered reductionist?
Why are stereotypes considered reductionist?
How do stereotypes impact the socioeconomic, political, and racial status quo?
How do stereotypes impact the socioeconomic, political, and racial status quo?
What are discursive frames composed of?
What are discursive frames composed of?
How does the text describe the impact of stereotypes?
How does the text describe the impact of stereotypes?
Which of the following is NOT a source of information that shapes people's knowledge about criminals in Canada?
Which of the following is NOT a source of information that shapes people's knowledge about criminals in Canada?
What is the primary role of mass media in representing criminals according to the text?
What is the primary role of mass media in representing criminals according to the text?
How does the text suggest dominant groups use representations of stereotypes of criminals?
How does the text suggest dominant groups use representations of stereotypes of criminals?
What is the main purpose of discursive frames in mass media representations?
What is the main purpose of discursive frames in mass media representations?
In the context of crime control policies, what happens when the public is misled by stereotypes?
In the context of crime control policies, what happens when the public is misled by stereotypes?
How do studies show sentences imposed by courts are influenced?
How do studies show sentences imposed by courts are influenced?
What role does facial appearance play in criminal stereotypes?
What role does facial appearance play in criminal stereotypes?
According to simulated jury experiments, what is the relationship between attractiveness and guilt?
According to simulated jury experiments, what is the relationship between attractiveness and guilt?
How do scholars suggest racial disparities in arrests and incarceration are driven?
How do scholars suggest racial disparities in arrests and incarceration are driven?
What is a characteristic of moral panic according to the text?
What is a characteristic of moral panic according to the text?
How does moral breach differ from moral panic?
How does moral breach differ from moral panic?
What do studies show about how black criminal suspects are treated compared to white suspects?
What do studies show about how black criminal suspects are treated compared to white suspects?
What influences the identification of offenders in police lineups according to the text?
What influences the identification of offenders in police lineups according to the text?
Why is representation considered vital to Critical Criminology?
Why is representation considered vital to Critical Criminology?
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