STEREOTYPY I NOWOCZESNE SPOŁECZEŃSTWO – (NIE)DOPASOWANE?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.19251/sej/2021.14.2(15)Keywords:
stereotypy, społeczeństwo, poznanie społeczneAbstract
The aim of this study is to determine whether in the world of high civilization development (either technological and social) there is still room for stereotypes, i.e. simple cognitive patterns that have accompanied humanity for centuries. It was analyzed whether stereotypes (usually perceived as the cause of many conflicts and clashes) can function in the modern world, where human rights and equality of people are very important values.
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