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    When the researchers at Standford University explicitly asked participants if they thought the
    sentence 'girls are as good as boys at math' was biased in any way, people rated the statement
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    Study reveals the stereotype of well meaning statements that most parents and teachers use

    Nisha Singh
    New Delhi, UPDATED: Jul 11, 2018 19:29 IST

    The act of stereotyping has been deeply rooted in our veins. No matter how much we
    understand it and try to avoid it, we end up unconsciously categorizing people
    according to their interests and likings, based on what we have experienced or known in
    life.

    Adding to this, people don't even stop putting each other in boxes on the basis of their
    gender. Gender stereotyping is the most common aspect that parents and teachers
    unknowingly ingrain into the minds of children.

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