The document lists several common stereotypes associated with different types of people, including businessmen, rich people, college students, poor people, smart students, stubborn people, young mothers, old people, foreigners, stock traders, bus drivers, and singers. For each type of person, it provides 3-4 stereotypical traits that people often associate with them.

1. Lindsay Nibert
Stereotypes
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a businessman. These stereotypes
are a suit and tie, money, tall buildings, and briefcases.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a rich person. These stereotypes
are stuck up, rude, and slicked back hair.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a typical person my age. These
stereotypes are college and misunderstood.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a poor person. These stereotypes
are smelly, unclean, homeless, and welfare.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a smart student. These
stereotypes are glasses, annoying, “big headed,” and devoted.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a stubborn person. These
stereotypes are rude and close-minded.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for young mother. These stereotypes
are welfare, food stamps, high school drop-out, and dependent.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for an old person. These stereotypes
are crippling, wrinkling, dependent.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a foreigner. These stereotypes are
judgmental and smart.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a stock trader. These stereotypes
are well mannered, educated (IT), and uniformed.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a bus driver. These stereotypes are
chunky, strict, and easily irritated.
There are several stereotypes that come to mind for a singer. These stereotypes are
perfect skin, perfect hair, well dressed, and a “people pleaser.”