Stereotype Characters' Chart

Stereotype
Personality Traits
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Blonde, hourglass figure, pretty
dumb, naive, trusting
Professor at MIT; Prosecuting attorney

Artistic, long-haired man, long fingers
creative, introspective
Garbage man; janitor

Smelly, camo clothing, redneck
speaks poorly, chews tobacco
Nobel Peace Prize Winner; school teacher

Clean-cut, handsome, football player
aggressive, self-assured, amoral
Clothing designer; minister; artist

Crippled, plain clothing, ignored
quiet, asocial, no eye contact
Inspirational speaker; gold medal swimmer

Nurse, scrubs, caring, busy
caring, loving, helpful,
Boxer; murderer

Soldier, buzz cut, great posture, immaculate
polite, helpful, distant
Pacifist; stand-up comic

Gay, lisping, flamboyant
outgoing, effeminate, brazen
Football player; Basketball player

Alcoholic, depressed, slurred speech
nervous, solitary, disheveled
Doctor, Undercover agent

Tattooed, spiky hair-cut, street language
headstrong, sarcastic, lacks warmth
Nun; day care worker; school counselor

Sports-nut decked out with body & face paint and holding half the D-Fence sign
loud, aggressive, argumentative
Librarian; Concert musician; poet

Glasses, small, pale skin, bookkeeper-type
conventional, self-controlled, structured
Stripper; Bartender; Opera singer

Newspaper reporter, glasses, wears suit, chiseled face, has girlfriend
smart, quick change artist, excellent writing skills, able to leap tall buildings
Superman