Question

This technique involves replacing automatic responses with new, automatic, responses. Stereotype Replacement Counter-Stereotypic Imaging Individuation Perspective Taking

Answer 1

Stereotype Replacement

Step-by-step explanation:

Stereotypes are widely held beliefs about a person or thing that may not be true. Stereotype replacement is the act of replacing an automatic stereotype about a person or thing with a new automatic response that is not stereotyped. For example, a child says, "I got a new car for my graduation!" Then the listener says, "Wow! That's good news. Your dad has done well." Then the child says, "No, my mom bought the car." The listener senses that he had an automatic stereotyped response because he believed that fathers are the main providers and only a father will buy a car for his child.

The listener corrects this response by replying with a new non-stereotyped response.