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If people deviate notably from the norm, many find it unsettling. • The fact that the disabled are different than normal, results in discrimination against them. • If people themselves are on the margins of society, they may wish to assert their own strength by taking it out on those even lower in the pecking order. • Usually men admit that they regard mental handicap as a disqualification from the human race. • Psychological and cultural influences, are also a reason for unease with the disabled.
This person discovered that apart from the race, color, national origin or gender, people in today’s world, share an universally existing problem: “PREJUDICE”. There is alot of evidence that a person’s prejudice is wrong, but still, individuals ignore it. There are several sources that lead to this problem, such as people having influences who are prejudice, which could be complicated to break down later on in life. Also, it can come from ignorance and fear, because individuals can be prejudice to a certain culture where they could know a little about them, and are afraid of how that certain culture is different from them in language, behavior or customs. In addition, prejudice is also derived from pride.
Stereotyping keeps society stuck in a mental bog of unsupported philosophies and unwarranted truth. The assumption may be that stereotyping is a personal opinion; but the act itself inhibits healthy interactions, drives negativity, injustice, discrimination, and weakens social consciousness, by weakening unity and relationships. Nowadays, although stereotyping is negative, the door for conversation and revelation exploring justifiable reasons and solutions to the problem has taken a relevant place in society. Although not entirely dysfunctional, stereotyping is rarely seen in a positive light because most times the assumptions lead to tension, disagreement, and confusion. In order to promote a peaceful coexistence and unity society must not rely on unfounded assumptions regarding a specific culture, ethnicity, or sect.
The negative impact of stereotypes on individuals causes friction to potential relationships and creates an impossible standard for a person to reach thus making a person feel imperfect. Initially, a negative stereotype alters a person 's view to become cynical
The psychological impact of people experiencing Islamaphobia is most crucially devastating. Experiencing this type of discrimination can lead to feeling not belonging anywhere and have a poor low self esteem. Moreover, rejection in any type of discrimination which in this case is religion, is not only painful but also tears down peoples self esteem which makes people feel less worthy, this attitude can cause generations pass it on and have major effects on people’s psychological health.
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This is done through an act of acknowledgment by the persuader pr... ... middle of paper ... ... C., 2013, p. 35). When utilizing the Rank’s model the persuader employs strategies of “repetition, association and composition” emphasizing their strong traits or the weak competition (Larson C. 2013, p. 29). In addition, the theory uses strategies of “omission, diversion, and confusion” to minimize their weak areas or the competitor’s strengths (Larson, C., 2013, p. 29). There are differences in the two models. Studies identified the strength of the SMCR model as the conjecture of self-examination resulting in a better understanding of intent, influence and preconceptions such as the individual baggage individuals bring to the persuasion process (Larson, C., 2013, p. 25).