"Outsiders" anticipation guide

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You can tell a lot about a person by the clothes he/she wears.

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Clothing can reflect a person's personality, social status, and cultural background. It can influence perceptions and judgments made by others.

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Most people pick friends who have similar interests and backgrounds.

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Friendship often forms around shared interests, values, and experiences, which can create stronger bonds and understanding.

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Loyalty is extremely important between or among friends and supersedes the law.

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Loyalty in friendships can lead to moral dilemmas where personal loyalty conflicts with legal or ethical obligations.

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It’s easy to form opinions about people without getting to know them.

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First impressions can be misleading; assumptions based on appearance or behavior can lead to stereotypes.

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People from different groups/backgrounds are treated differently in society.

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Social inequalities can manifest in various forms, including discrimination based on race, class, or background, affecting opportunities and treatment.

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What is a stereotype?

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A stereotype is a widely held but oversimplified belief about a particular group of people.

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Define 'loyalty' in the context of friendship.

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Loyalty refers to a strong feeling of support or allegiance to someone, often prioritizing their needs and interests.

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What does it mean to have 'similar interests'?

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Having similar interests means sharing hobbies, activities, or passions that can strengthen relationships.

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Explain the concept of 'first impressions'.

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First impressions are the initial judgments or opinions formed about someone based on their appearance or behavior.

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What is social inequality?

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Social inequality refers to the unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and privileges within a society.