Gender stereotypes are views about how members of a specific gender should behave or which attributes they should have. Examples include females being stereotyped as more emotional than males.

A new study from Age of Majority show that some stereotypes of consumers 55 and over persist in advertising and marketing materials. Results also suggest how marketers can avoid such stereotypes ...

For example, according to the stereotypes, the Japanese were among the most neurotic, introverted, and closed-to-experiences people in the world. The actual Japanese, however, scored around the ...

‎ Stereotype threat theory in the context of K-‎‎12 education can apply to both white teachers and to Black students, to name just two examples. ‎ ‎ ...

For those of us who grew up in the '90s, we saw queer characters on the rise in the mainstream, but still stuck in the mud of familiar – and rarely inspiring – stereotypes.

Here are 4 examples of struggles Asian American women experience every single day that you probably never realized are founded in problematic Asian stereotypes, racism and ignorance.