Are sterotypes based on genetics?

Question

Are sterotypes based on genetics?

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I thought they weren't but i wanted to make sure

Answer 1

A stereotype is a average, or mean of group behavior. All things are based on genetics, as the genes are recipes for growing bodies and all the attendant behaviors. The genotype is expressed through the phenotype, which has an environmental component. It is incorrect to dichotomize the two and the only place I see this done is in the social science section.

Answer 2

you won't be able to say a given gene-determined function will make someone inherently swifter. the reason being that it really is a mixture of features that make someone swifter. you assert you've a huge stride and out of your description i'd wager you could commonly have the longest stride in a race yet in case you ever lose, which ability someone with a shorter stride is swifter. % is a mixture of stride length and stride frequency. the different factors are almost infinite. Is stability a aspect? What is going into all that, what number features? Coordination? center ability? would you run as quick if purely those 3 factors were all the way down to ninety 8% from 100% in you?

Answer 3

Some but mainly based on their environment factors, most cases are not at all.

Answer 4

No, they are usually based on societal factors.

Answer 5

no, stereotypes are thought up by all- genetics is what makes us up

Answer 6

only if they are from the same family.

Answer 7

asksome redneck @ss confederate.....mostly no except for the ignorant gene types.

Answer 8

NO..