Adjective
prejudicial- exhibiting prejudice or bias
- causing harm or injury; detrimental, harmful or injurious
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- prejudicial adj. Detrimental; injurious. Causing or tending to preconceived judgment or convictions: Jurors were told not to read the newspapers to
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what is the difference between would " a thought of planning
for destruction" be
prejudicial attitudes or act
of prejudice?
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It would be an attitude until the person acted on it. |
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How can a person distinguish Consider these prejudicial
rhetorical devices:
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test whether the words sound "scientific" or not. if they sound "scientific," the rhetorical devices are nonprejudicial. |
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What are 8 diverse groups Identify at least 8 groups
which might be considered an
exceptional or different
(diverse) group which might be
seen by others as prejudicial.
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you mean things in our society that judge other people based on stereotypes? I would say there are lots. Males, Females, Christians, Jews, Muslims, Black people, White people, Coloured People, Asian people, Latino people, Heterosexuals, Homosexuals, Bisexuals, Thin people, Obese people, Differences in generations (age gaps). Basically, any Religion, Ethnicity, Gender, Age, Sex, Sexual orientation, Culture, or Body size and muscle tone can affect people's judgment of others. (8 Things) I think that answers your question... CB |
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