Stereotyping as socio-phycological phenomena – case of chinese culture groups

Identity
Cultural Identity
The Interaction and Identity of Mainstream, Minority, Sub-Cultures, Fringe Cultures
Values, Beliefs, World Views
Interaction and Personal Face Negotiation
Awareness, Perception, Expectations, Ambiguity
Categorization/Attribution - Stereotypes and Generalizations
Ethnocentrism, Prejudice, Discrimination, Racism, Violence vs. Tolerance

Kulich, S.J. (2003)

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perceptions of others.
- mistakes our brain makes in the perception of other people that are similar to those mistakes our brain makes in the perception of visual illusions.

(Walter Lippmann, 1922)

(Richard Nisbett, 1980)

Physical characteristics
Social class

by Myron W. Lustig

risk, by dint of their actions or behaviors, of confirming negative stereotypes about their group.
(Steele & Aronson, 1995).

Stereotype boost -  when people perform better than they otherwise would have, because of exposure to positive stereotypes.

intercultural competence;
Keep an open mind;
Maintain a good sense of self-awareness and self-analysis;
Facilitate the access to the Internet World;
Motivate foreign languages learning;
Improve tourism;
Bring Chinese cinematography to the world stage;
Develop friendships with people from other parts of the world.

(Both hand process)

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