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    This document defines prejudice and discrimination and provides examples of stereotypes linked to each. Prejudice is pre-judging someone without reason or experience. Discrimination is acting on prejudice to physically or mentally harm others. Examples of prejudices include stereotypes about women's strength and talents, Jewish people's wealth, and teenagers' rebelliousness. Examples of discrimination include paying women less for comparable work, treating people differently for their careers, and ignoring or treating people differently due to skin color.

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    This document defines prejudice and discrimination and provides examples of stereotypes linked to each. Prejudice is pre-judging someone without reason or experience. Discrimination is acting on prejudice to physically or mentally harm others. Examples of prejudices include stereotypes about women's strength and talents, Jewish people's wealth, and teenagers' rebelliousness. Examples of discrimination include paying women less for comparable work, treating people differently for their careers, and ignoring or treating people differently due to skin color.

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    This document defines prejudice and discrimination and provides examples of stereotypes linked to each. Prejudice is pre-judging someone without reason or experience. Discrimination is acting on prejudice to physically or mentally harm others. Examples of prejudices include stereotypes about women's strength and talents, Jewish people's wealth, and teenagers' rebelliousness. Examples of discrimination include paying women less for comparable work, treating people differently for their careers, and ignoring or treating people differently due to skin color.

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    OCN Level 2 Booklet 1

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    This document defines prejudice and discrimination and provides examples of stereotypes linked to each. Prejudice is pre-judging someone without reason or experience. Discrimination is acting on prejudice to physically or mentally harm others. Examples of prejudices include stereotypes about women's strength and talents, Jewish people's wealth, and teenagers' rebelliousness. Examples of discrimination include paying women less for comparable work, treating people differently for their careers, and ignoring or treating people differently due to skin color.

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    Prejudice

    & Discrimination
    OCN Level 2
    Booklet 1

    Name: Jack O’Hara_________


    Group: __________________
    Date: ________

    Assessment Criteria

    AC 1.1 Describe what is meant by the term Prejudice

    Prejudice is when in your mind, you have already prejudged somebody before you
    have got to know them that aren’t based off reason or actual experiences.
    Describe what is meant by the term Discrimination
    Discrimination is when you act upon your prejudice or prejudgements and cause
    harm to another human physically or mentally because of that.

    AC 1.2 Explain THREE stereotypes linked to prejudice.

    Prejudice stereotypes:
    Example 1:
    Thinking that women aren’t as strong as men or that they aren’t as talented as
    athletes as men.
    Example 2:
    Thinking that all Jewish people are wealthy, stingy with their money or greedy in
    general.

    Example 3:
    Thinking that all teenagers are rebellious or ‘hoods’, especially from the clothing
    that they wear or the area they are from.

    Explain THREE stereotypes linked to discrimination.

    Discrimination stereotypes:
    Example 1:
    Paying a woman less than a man while they do a comparable job – sometimes
    paying a woman less than what they pay a man for doing a job of a higher level
    than the man.
    Example 2:
    Treating a person differently because of their career is another form of
    discrimination, such as looking down on workers like bin men or plumbers because
    their careers are typically not as attractive as others.

    Example 3:
    If you choose to ignore or treat people of a different skin colour differently, that is
    an act of discrimination.

    Learner Signature: Jack O’Hara_____________________ Date: ______________________

    Assessor Signature: _____________________________ Date: ______________________

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