Some children develop preconceived negative attitudes against members of groups who are different from them in some way. These patterns, which they may learn from their families, cause them to practice .

Prejudice

Explanation:

Prejudice could be defined as having an unfavourable or negative opinion, feeling about someone or something with prior knowledge or experience with the person or the thing. Most times this is built out of misunderstanding of what that person is or what that means. This children preconceived negative attitudes against members of groups who are different from them is prejudice. This is a wrong judgement and could affect them while growing up, hindering them from developing good relationship with everyone not on their reasoning.

prejudice

Explanation:

Prejudice is preconceived opinion before knowledge or experience. It refers to an unfavorable opinion or feeling that is developed without prior investigation or thought or reason which is usually of a hostile nature and regarding a particular group, ethnic, social, racial or religious group or even an individual such as is exemplified from the prejudice the child develops above.

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