This document provides stereotypical descriptions for various occupations and identities. It describes businessmen as either young and successful or older and wealthy. Rich people are depicted as living in big houses and being picky. Typical young people are characterized as fashionable and engaged in sports and partying. Poor people are stereotyped as homeless, lacking possessions, and relying on social services. Smart students are stereotyped as high-achieving but lacking a social life. Other stereotypes include stubborn people, young mothers, old people, foreigners, stock traders, bus drivers, and singers.

1. Stereotype Description
A businessman
35, male, suit, tie, gorgeous, rich, CEO, briefcase, smile
OR
60, old, wrinkly, male, rich, cigar
A rich person
Big house, picky, pretty, nice car
A typical person your age
“Swagged out”, colorful hair, ugg boots, military, college,
sports, partying
A poor person
Rags, Cardboard sign, small house, hungry, homeless
shelter, booze, soup kitchen, bicycle, shopping cart
A smart student
All A’s, Glasses, study, no social life, pig tails, suspenders,
nerd, asian
A stubborn person
Mean, rough, drinks, smokes, hard worker,
A young mother
Stressed, single, 14, daughter, school, pageants, poor
An old person
Wrinkly, gray, hard to move, grandparent, hard to hear,
no teeth,
A foreigner
Accent, dark in pigmentation, professor, nail artist, food
company

2. A stock trader
Rich, NYC, Suit, Business man, smart, gambler
A bus driver
Glasses, Awesome Driver, Cool, Funny, Male, gray hair
A singer
Female, pretty, skinny, athletic, tan, dancer, rich