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Chapter 9  Stereotyping and Prejudice  Stereotypes: beliefs about the attributes of a group of people ˗ The cognitive component of liking or disliking (prejudice) a group ˗ The good: a shortcut to understand people ˗ The bad: often overgeneralized (“all the people in this group are…”), sometimes inaccurate, and highly resistant to change  When we notice people who don’t fit into our stereotypes, we create subtypes that help maintain our stereotypes ˗ Subtyping: accommodating individuals who do deviate from one’s stereotype by thinking of them as “exceptions to the rule” ˗ Ex: some people stereotype women as bad drivers. when they see a woman