Stereotypes arise from belonging to social groups that influence personality and characteristics. When comparing countries or cultures, stereotypes emerge from perceived differences. Common stereotypes attribute the best police forces to English people, the best cooks to French people, and useful machine building to German people. While stereotypes may seem true due to widespread discussion, they reflect generalizations about how people and societies function. People also naturally tend to share opinions and associate with others who enjoy similar activities.

1. Stereotypes.
As a human being we have our own stereotype, because we belong to a
social group which has many things that goes with our personality. That´s
why we think we can criticize other people or group that don´t belong to
ours.
When we talk about stereotype we can refer to this in different ways. One of
them is when we compared a country or a culture with other; finding many
differences between them.
The document mentions how English people have the best police forces,
French people are the best cooks or German people build the useful
machines on the world.
Those stereotypes become true because people around the world have
talked about it, or because the country gives a general idea how people are
and how the things work.
In the other hand is a natural tendency of people, who live in a group, to
share opinions and to have their own type of friends.
In my case I like to be with people who can spend time with me doing things
like reading, studying, watching T.V, movies, going to the mall, parties.
This is my stereotype.
Lily B. G.