Problem: How can I make notes with bullet points in this paragraph? Stereotyping A stereotype is a label applied to members of a racial, ethnic, or religious group without appreciation that individuals within the group are different from each other (Killen et al., 2006; Mulvey & Killen, 2015). Even in the preschool years, children already exhibit some ethnic and racial stereotypes. They begin to stereotype other groups after they recognize that those groups have ethnic or racial constancy (Pauker et al., 2010). By just age 3, white children in the United States implicitly endorse stereotypes that African American faces are angrier than white faces (Dunham et al., 2013). In one study, children aged 5, 7, and 9 years were shown a picture story about two children, a black child and a white child, and asked to remember what each child in the story did (Davis et al., 2007). At all three ages, children had better recall for stereotyped activities that the black child performed (specifically, running fast, dancing well, and being aggressive and loud) than non- stereotyped activities performed by the black child (specifically, working hard, liking family, and being smelly and greedy). By age 10, almost all children in another study exhibited stereotype consciousness, meaning that they knew that people hold racial and ethnic stereotypes (McKown, 2015). They exhibited this knowledge by agreeing with statements such as "White people think black people are not smart" (McKown & Weinstein, 2003). Need Assignment Help?