Prejudice and discrimination are interconnected phenomena that involve negative attitudes and behaviors towards specific groups. Prejudices are often based on stereotypes, which are cognitive beliefs about the characteristics of a particular group. These stereotypes can lead to negative attitudes or prejudices towards members of that group. Prejudices are accompanied by affective components such as dislike or hatred. Discrimination, on the other hand, is the behavioral component of prejudice, where individuals treat a particular group in a less positive manner compared to another group they favor.
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