Do you agree with my classmate discussion question below.

Classmate 1 Question: Stereotyping is labeling an individual as belonging to a particular group and then attributing to that person all the characteristics one thinks are common to the group. This can be a barrier to communication because if two people feel a certain way about each other without getting to know each other they can either say the wrong things or not want to listen to what the other person has to say. If a person is angry they will most likely project how they are feeling onto the other person, and it is best to not take what they have to say at the moment, you should give them space to calm down, and if anything was said that was out of line express that to them and leave them room to apologize. Stereotyping can have something to do with projection because if you believe the stereotypes you will most likely project that onto others. For example, the stereotype that black people don't know how to swim. I don't know how to swim so when my older sister learned I would make jokes like "you think you all that because you can swim". I was projecting my feelings of black people not knowing how to swim because I don't know how onto my sister who does know how to swim.

Classmate 2 Question: As stated in the textbook, stereotyping is labeling an individual as belonging to a particular group and then attributing to that person all the characteristics one thinks are common to the group (Gaines & Worrall, 2011). Stereotyping can be a barrier when communicating because the whole message may not be made or delivered to the recipient. It is extremely important to understand the principle of projection when communicating with someone who is angry because they are be distracted. They are too focused on why they are angry and what led them to be angry that they forget to maintain focus on other things. It depends on how stereotyping is received. Some individuals may view it as inappropriate at the time being or just inappropriate in general. Others may view it as something positive.

Classmate 3 Question: Stereotyping can be such a huge barrier to communication. When people use stereotypes to judge people then they use this judgement and lack of respect to communicate with the individual causing them to communicate poorly. For instance, if a cop was stereotyping an African American and the African American was also stereotyping the officer, then the conversation they may have or communication going on will not only be extremely poor but someone could also get seriously injured. It is important to understand the principle of projection when communicating with a person who is angry because when they lash out or start throwing around blame then you will know how to handle the situation and what they are going through. Projection is when someone feels guilty or like a failure so they but the blame on someone or something. When people are put into these stereotypes they get the sense of failure or guilt and start blaming people or things and lash out.

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