Dr. Sadler's Chalk and Talk #9: Is Stereotyping Always Hasty Generalization?
Channel: Gregory B. Sadler
Date: 2011-05-06

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This is number 9 of my new "Chalk and Talk" series, in which I address at greater length interesting questions I receive on VYou, Facebook, Twitter, or by email. This one responds to a question that a Critical Thinking class student asked me through Vyou:  Is Stereotyping always (an instance of the Fallacy of) Hasty Generalization?

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