0 present participle of stereotype
1 to have a set idea about what a particular type of person is like, especially an idea that is wrong:
Superficial renderings of models for cultural competency can result in ethnic stereotyping.
He also distances himself from 'narrow racial stereotyping'.
I think that ageism is as dangerous as any other form of stereotyping.
In a single observation the driver's words sum up the dilemma of collective stereotyping.
Another disadvantage of age limits is that they contribute to the stereotyping of older people as poor, passive and care-dependent.
To use his example, it is more fair to have random police patrols than to use racial stereotyping to police the streets.
They attempted to avoid stereotyping, instead striving to engender acceptance and appreciation of diversity.
This study found evidence supporting the hypothesis that backchannel conventions, which are not shared between cultures, contribute to negative perceptions and stereotyping.
