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Today, people from different cultures mix on a frequent bases. As a result, the normal cognitive process of stereotyping occurs. Discuss.

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Stereotyping and multicultural psychology is examined. Normal cognitive process of stereotyping occurring is examined.

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1. The mobility of the world's peoples has become a common occurrence, cultures are being put together with other cultures that are very much different. The areas of life that were once governed by the agents of socialization that are culturally specific such as schools, family, and churches are now seen competing for the actual socialization of those that are moving to different countries to pursue financial betterment. Those people from what are considered poor countries are migrating to America as well as other countries viewed as a means by which to better families and individuals ...

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