Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Prejudice"

A: A prejudiced person forms personal opinions before studying the situation (or the person) to learn the facts. Prejudice is frequently based on hearsay (popular opinion or rumour).
A person who is guilty of hypocrisy is called a hypocrite. A hypocrite wants people to think he is something that he is not. Example: he wants to appear to be honest, but in actuality he is a crook.
Prejudice hypocrisy is often seen in racism. Example: Robert is prejudiced against Polish people, and he has decided that he doesn’t like them. Add to this the fact that Bob would like to make money in his shop which is located in a Polish community; so Bob hypocritically fakes friendliness for the purpose of making money.

A: Prejudice is a preconceived judgement or bias.

A: あなたの偏見があるそうです。彼の自動機の設計はいいです

A: It's kind of like a stereotype; it's an opinion that's not based on experience
For example, 'American prejudice against foreigners'

A: Discrimination

A: Such ingrained prejudices cannot be corrected easily.

It seems that old prejudices are still lurking beneath the surface.

We mustn't let our prejudices blind us to the facts of the situation.

The fact that you were late all this week may prejudice your chances of getting a promotion.

An official investigation would have a prejudicial effect on the company’s reputation.

A: ("pre" means "before", so prejudice is judging someone before you know them. It can be used as a noun or a verb. )
example sentences:
We are all prejudiced in some way or another.
My mum had a prejudice against my boyfriend, but once she got to know him she realised he's actually a good guy.
The student had to fight against the prejudice of her sexist teacher.
Since most schools are not accessible, society has an unconscious prejudice against disabled people.
My friend has to face people's prejudices on a daily basis, simply because of the colour of his skin.
I hope this is helpful; a related word you may be interested in is discrimination.

A: He has prejudice against black people.
He is prejudiced against black people.
She treated me with prejudice.
I was prejudiced against him because my friend told me that he was a bad person.
In the book "Pride and Prejudice," the two main characters hate each other because they let their prejudices affect their judgment.

A: The police do not want to prejudice an investigation.

Let us toast to putting aside prejudice and following our hearts.

There were prejudices in favor of genuine Communist politics.

It is unfortunate, as it awakens prejudice.

There was prejudice in the workplace culminating in her resignation a year ago.

A: Prejudice: an unfair and unreasonable opinion or feeling, especially when formed without enough thought or knowledge

Bias: the action of supporting or opposing a particular person or thing in an unfair way, because of allowing personal opinions to influence your judgment

以上是剑桥词典的解释，不难看出都有偏见的意思，
但是我常常看见Prejudice用在人身上，而Bias在学术或新闻都会看见。
而我自己是这样区分这二者的：
Prejudice，是因为自己个人的感情，或是对别人不够了解而引起的偏见，带有歧视的感觉
Bias，是因为自己个人的感情或是知识不足，而对某些事件或信息产生误解，不具任何负面的感情色彩

A: A Prejudice is an assumption based on your own opinion. There are no facts to support it. A bias is a prejudice that you have either for or against something. So, "That woman doesn't like me, because she has a prejudice against different races." And "You should buy this book. Although, I am biased, because I love that author."

A: This was a hard question for me to answer as a native English speaker, so congrats for making it this far in your English study 😆
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Prejudice is like a preconception that you hold onto regardless of what real events may happen that can negate your preconception.
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Preconception is a thought or expectation that you have before an event(often wrong) that CAN be changed by real life events.
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This is a difficult concept to learn, so I hope this helped!

A: prejudice is a preconceived negative opinion that isn't based on experience. Example: Someone assuming anyone with tattoos is bad is prejudice against tattoos. Bias is feelings toward something that is effected by personal interest. Example: A parent may think their children are better then they actually are because they are bias about their children.

A: They're basically cut from the same cloth. Prejudice is more negative than bias.

Prejudice is assuming that someone or something is someway.

Bias is refusing to see someone or something for who they are.

With both you're blinded by false truths.


Prejudice-

Person A: Did you see that kid!

Person b: the one with his pants down to his knees?

Person a: yeah! I thought he was going to mug me!

Person b: Why? He wasn't even paying attention to us.

person a: He just looks like he would.

Person b: that's prejudice...


Bias-

Person 1: I can't believe George would do that...

Person 2: but he did.

Person 1: he's too sweet and nice to do something like that.

Person 2: stop being so biased. He robbed the bank, there is video proof of it.

A: Sounds alright 😊👍🏻
Maybe replace “images” with “impressions”
(印象)

A: Here you go:

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A: i’m sick right now so excuse my voice being a bit shaky!

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A: There are many prejudices in my country. In my opinion as a student, academic background is one of the biggest prejudices Japanese people have. We were raised being taught that studying is most important and that we must get into a famous university to have a stable future. Being raised like that, we usually regard someone as either good or bad based on this prejudice. Sometimes we look down on someone will feelings of superiority because of this way of thinking. That's why it's such a sensitive topic. So I often avoid talking with my friends about it and it's a tactic agreement among the youth.
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That's very interesting. In the textbook I'm using to learn Japanese, one of the chapters said similar things about Japan's way of thinking regarding one's educational background. It's a very interesting contrast with America's general mode of thought around the topic; I feel like in general we're more lax, but there are definitely people who only care about academic background and one's on-paper smarts. I think there should be a healthy median point where people generally care about working hard in school and getting a good career, but not to the point where you look down on others and only care about one's academic background. Anyways, I'm not sure if you really care what I think on the matter, I just thought it would be interesting to say something about it. You're English overall isn't that bad, keep it up!

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A: only by getting rid of prejudice and egotism can people become united