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Social Studies, 22.11.2019 00:31 chloeholt123

Suppose you're a bartender and you have a stereotype about people with full-arm tattoos: you think they are more likely to get into fights at your bar than people without tattoos. your perception illustrates which aspect(s) of stereotypes?

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