How Does Stereotypes Affect Children

Many thoughts come into the mind when hearing the word stereotype. The society has been exposed to too many stereotypes. These stereotypes result in controversial issues, which in turn, affect adults and children. The TV shows, internet, and social media are sources that expose children, as well as the adults, to stereotypes. Examples of those stereotypes are religion, sexism, and race. As children grow up by, the age of four they are able to pick up many stereotypes through those sources and without the perception and knowledge these children carry these stereotypes along with them in their long term memory. Moreover, children are not able to know or distinguish whether those thoughts are negative or positive stereotypes, which in turn, cause

The show starts with Kim Possible, who is part of a cheerleader team at her school, but she gets into an argument with another girl called “Bonnie,” who is team member, about who jumps to be at the tope in order to give the pyramid shape as they dance together. In the same place her friend Ron stoppable who is always carrying his hamster “Rufus,” which appears in the episode as a smart, thinking, and talking hamster similar to humans. The school decides to take the students for camping and also to have a competition among cheerleaders of different schools. However, Ron had an awful experience about camping where he was accused by a boy who had the fish appearance called Gill. This boy exposes himself to magical green lake and causes his genes to become mutant then transforms his body to a giant green fish. As a result, Ron still remembers the name of the campaign which is called “Camp Wanna Weep.” This relates to the classical conditioning where camping is the natural