Answer:
Stereotypes are often easy to change when there is evidence that contradicts a belief
Explanation:
Stereotype: In psychology, the word stereotype is defined as a process of a person having an over-generalized belief towards a specific group of people or groups based on religion, race, caste, gender, and ethnicity.
Example of a negative stereotype:
1. African Americans are poor than Asians in solving mathematics.
2. Males are more compassionate than females.
