Everyone has prejudice of some sort.We are all influenced with stereo-types that are imposed on us as children, where we accept these as fact and behave as if they are truth.These stereo-types can often become part of our unconsciousness, and we apply them automatically in our daily lives.

By leaving these stereo-types untested, and unchallenged - they will remain with us always.

This assessment will require you to identify, acknowledge, test and challenge your own prejudices.Remember, prejudice is not just about race, but can include:

• ability, aptitude and disability
• age
• culture
• ethnicity
• gender
• language
• marital status or family arrangements
• nationality
• personality
• race
• religion
• sexuality

In the form of a written report, you are to:

• Identify and detail your own prejudices
• Describe how you think you acquired these prejudices
• Identify the actions you can take to avoid these prejudices