The document describes Kari Allen's stereotypes of 12 different types of people: businessmen, rich people, typical people their age, poor people, smart students, stubborn people, young mothers, old people, foreigners, stock traders, bus drivers, and singers. For each type of person, the document lists stereotypical traits and characteristics associated with that group.

1. Kari Allen
FYS 100 – 110
Stereotype Questionnaire
A businessman – Usually someone who is very professional. They always seem busy and they have an
education. They also usually make good money.
A rich person – Someone who owns a big business or they’re a CEO. They’re very snooty and live in
mansions and get drove around in limos.
A typical person your age – Typically in athletic wear, yoga pants, skinny jeans, and large sweaters.
Usually smokes weed or drinks a lot.
A poor person – Usually on welfare and wearing dirty clothes. Drives an old junky car or walks
everywhere.
A smart student - They study all the time and don’t really go out and get involved. Usually belong to a
small group of other smart students.
A stubborn person – Someone who won’t listen to anything anyone else says and always sticks to what
they believe in. They can take it too far though and not listen to reason.
A young mother – She is usually stressed and always seems busy. Very sleep deprived and might have
spit up or something on her clothes.
An old person – Usually very feeble but very wise. Sometimes a little crazy and out of it.
A foreigner – Barely speaks English. They don’t really know their way around and they’re usually
confused.
A stock trader – Someone who is pretty rude and just cares about making money. They are kind of mean
and twisted. Something like a lawyer.
A bus driver – An older person and they kind of smell. They usually lack an education and are very
hateful.
A singer - Usually a trend setter. They’re either really crazy like Lady Gaga or really good girl like Taylor
Swift.