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Examples: Thinking individuals with lower education levels are less intelligent. Ways to challenge: Value different types of knowledge and skills, promote access to continuous education, and respect all professions.

Examples: Mocking someone with an accent. Ways to challenge: Appreciate language diversity, avoid mimicking accents, and be patient with non-native speakers.

Examples: Believing poor people are lazy. Ways to challenge: Understand socioeconomic factors, advocate for equitable policies, and highlight success stories from various socioeconomic backgrounds.

Examples: Assuming older people are technologically inept. Ways to challenge: Provide examples of technologically savvy older individuals, promote intergenerational dialogue, and challenge ageist jokes.

Examples: Believing all Asians are good at math. Ways to challenge: Recognize cultural achievements beyond stereotypes, share stories of cultural diversity, and correct misconceptions when observed.

Examples: Viewing blue-collar workers as less important than white-collar workers. Ways to challenge: Recognize the value of all types of work, promote vocational training and respect workers from all fields.

Examples: Assuming all French people are romantic. Ways to challenge: Learn about a country's diverse cultures, avoid using national stereotypes as jokes, and engage with individuals from different countries.

Examples: Believing men are more logical than women. Ways to challenge: Use inclusive language, provide equal opportunities, and highlight accomplishments of individuals irrespective of gender.

Examples: Assuming certain behaviors or abilities based on race. Ways to challenge: Educate oneself about cultural diversity, avoid generalizations, and engage in conversations with individuals from different races to learn about their experiences.

Examples: Thinking all Muslims are terrorists. Ways to challenge: Learn about different religions, speak against hate speech, and promote religious tolerance.

Examples: Assuming disabled people are unhappy. Ways to challenge: Promote stories of successful individuals with disabilities, ensure accessibility, and treat everyone with dignity and respect.