Stereotypes - Barriers to Diversity - Organizatinal Behavior

Set of beliefs about a group that is applied universally to all members of that group, such as 'all poor people are uneducated' or all Asians are good at math. Stereotyping, whether positive or negative, is not good because seldom does one statement hold true for all members of a group.

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