Prejudice Case Study
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The document discusses a case study about cultural misunderstanding between students regarding body weight. Students were asked about pictures of boys who were either disabled, fat, or skinny. The students thought the disabled and fat boys would be less likely to succeed in a race or school and be less popular. To address this problem, the document suggests actions like convincing students not to judge others, having teachers promote inclusion, or having obese students prove stereotypes wrong. The best solution is considered to be for obese students to ignore judgments and prove stereotypes incorrect, as this doesn't rely on others and could inspire other obese students.
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Prejudice Case Study
- 1. By: Kelly 6A 2014-2015
- 2. To show students understand the implication of subjectivity and prejudice when dealing with differences, students create problem solution chart for cross cultural understanding case study.
- 3. identify the problem caused by cultural misunderstanding describe the actions to overcome the problem analyze the positives and negatives consequences of each action taken conclude the best solution for the case
- 4. British people try to be against obesity but not against obese people. Most kids think that fat people are less popular and they won’t do well in school. Some kids were asked about their opinion on two pictures. 1 picture was 2 boys both were skinny but 1 is disabled, the one disabled is Alfie and the other one is Thomas. The next picture is that 1 is fat and 1 is skinny, the fat one is Alfie and the skinny one is Thomas. They think that the disabled Alfie and fat Alfie will have less opportunity to beat Thomas in a race. They think that disabled Alfie and fat Alfie won't do well in school and won't be as popular as Thomas.
- 5. A lot of kids judge obese kids and underestimate them and that causes them with no friends.
- 6. POSSIBLE ACTIONS THE IMPACTS Convince them to believe that obese people are not as bad as they think – They won’t be convinced – They feel like obese people are scaredy cat and they will keep on judging them. + They might start to reflect + They will be convinced Teachers in their school try to remind students to be friends with all people. – They will ignore the reminder – They will try to judge the obese person more and more + The obese person might have a friend or two Parents/teachers ask them to reflect and think if they were the one being prejudiced – They wont reflect and think that their parent is on the obese people’s side. + They might think to reflect and understand that it is wrong. + They will start to help the obese people and try to be friends with them. + They realize that it’s not good to do that and it is wrong then they stop The obese people try to proof them wrong and ignoring them – They will be judged more and more. + The obese people success in proofing them wrong + The other obese people will be inspired and do it too.
- 7. The best action is action number 4 which is to proof them all wrong and ignoring them. It is the best action because you don’t need to depend on them and you can easily do it. It is also good because it doesn’t bring impact only on you but it might give impacts to other too.