Survey Brieanna Olsen

Question one:
1. African Americans are often .athletic. funny. basketball players. fast.
2. Japanese people are often ..good cooks. skinny. quieter. annoying.
3. Chinese are often..smart. smart. loud. smart.
4. Women drivers are ..bad. the best. bad. crazy.
5. Old people are not good at driving. moving fast. driving and using
computers. hearing what was said.
6. Young people are better at ..using technology. sports. Computers.
technology, social media.
7. A womans place is .in the kitchen. clean, organized. in the kitchen. in the
house and kitchen.
8. French people are usually ..artistic. good kissers. rude. selfish.
9. Little boys like to play with ..toys. Legos. sticks. toy cars.
And little girls like to play with dolls. dolls. Barbie dolls. dolls.
10. Americans are the best. obese. fat and less educated. overweight.
11. Arabs are generally known for ..owning gas stations. Terrorism. oil?, being to
themselves.
12. Hes so smart, he must be .going to college at WSU. rich. an engineer.
Asian.
13. People on welfare are all .lazy. single parents. stupid. lazy.

Question two:

How would you feel if your classmates give you positive comments throughout the class
period?
I would feel better about myself and more confident.
I would have a more confident attitude. Id feel better about coming to class.
I would feel a lot better about going to class and being around my classmates.
I would feel good about myself and would have more confidence. I would want to interact
with my classmates a lot more.
Imagine being blue in a world of green people, what challenges might you expect to face?

I feel like people would be staring and judging me by looking at me.

Misplaced. I wouldnt feel welcomed. You wouldnt understand. I would feel stereotyping
and feel like I had no friends or people who wanted to be like me.

I would feel awkward and wouldnt want people to be looking at me or judging me.

I would feel awkward, self-conscious, and feel like I was being judged by the people who did
not know me. I wouldnt want to be seen because I dont like being judged so harshly.

I interviewed four different people on campus, two boys and two girls. Some of the answers
were very similar, and others were a completely different route. Every person that I asked
these questions to were a little nervous to answer because they did not want to sound rude
or feel like they were being overly stereotypical. It is interesting to see the similarities and the
differences when it comes to each answer. Overall, I thought the people I surveyed did their
best and were as honest as they could be. This was a very interesting set of questions! I color
coded the words for each person. The red and green answers are each from male students
and the red and pink are from female students.