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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

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An unfair judgement or attitude towards a person or group formed without adequate knowledge of them.
Prejudice is an unfair judgement about someone made without adequately knowing them. Discrimination is unfair treatment: it concerns what people do, not only what they think. A stereotype can connect the two.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Religion
A judgement about a person or group made without knowing them or considering them fairly.
Revise: Racial Prejudice and Discrimination

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Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120

Paper 1

An opinion formed about a person or group without knowing them, often based on stereotypes.
Prejudice means forming an opinion about someone before knowing them. It often relies on a stereotype: assuming that everyone in a group has the same characteristics. Discrimination is unfair treatment.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Christianity
An unfair judgement about someone based on their membership of a group, such as their race or religion.
Revise: Jewish Human Dignity, Equality and Tzedekah
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Judaism

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Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Islam
A preconceived judgement about a person or group, made without considering them fairly as individuals.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Hinduism
A preconceived judgement about a person or group, often based on stereotypes rather than knowledge of the individual.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Sikhism
A judgement or attitude about someone formed without adequate knowledge, often based on their membership of a particular group.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Buddhism
Pre-judging people as inferior or superior without cause.
Revise: Key Concepts of Human Rights

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Exam tips

1
Distinguish an attitude (prejudice) from unfair treatment (discrimination), and give an example relevant to the question.
2
Distinguish prejudice, an attitude or judgement, from discrimination, unfair treatment.
3
Connect a named practice to its purpose: for example, refugee donations meet material needs, while Jewish–Muslim cooperation can challenge prejudice.

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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

Paper 2

An unfair judgement or attitude towards a person or group formed without adequate knowledge of them.
Prejudice is an unfair judgement about someone made without adequately knowing them. Discrimination is unfair treatment: it concerns what people do, not only what they think. A stereotype can connect the two.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Religion
A judgement about a person or group made without knowing them or considering them fairly.
Revise: Racial Prejudice and Discrimination

AQA Religious Studies A past papers

Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120

Paper 1

An opinion formed about a person or group without knowing them, often based on stereotypes.
Prejudice means forming an opinion about someone before knowing them. It often relies on a stereotype: assuming that everyone in a group has the same characteristics. Discrimination is unfair treatment.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Christianity
An unfair judgement about someone based on their membership of a group, such as their race or religion.
Revise: Jewish Human Dignity, Equality and Tzedekah
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Judaism

5 more notes

Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Islam
A preconceived judgement about a person or group, made without considering them fairly as individuals.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Hinduism
A preconceived judgement about a person or group, often based on stereotypes rather than knowledge of the individual.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Sikhism
A judgement or attitude about someone formed without adequate knowledge, often based on their membership of a particular group.
Revise: Prejudice and Discrimination in Buddhism
Pre-judging people as inferior or superior without cause.
Revise: Key Concepts of Human Rights

Eduqas Religious Studies past papers

Exam tips

1
Distinguish an attitude (prejudice) from unfair treatment (discrimination), and give an example relevant to the question.
2
Distinguish prejudice, an attitude or judgement, from discrimination, unfair treatment.
3
Connect a named practice to its purpose: for example, refugee donations meet material needs, while Jewish–Muslim cooperation can challenge prejudice.

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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120

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Prejudice

Definition

How each exam board covers it

AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120

Exam tips

Revise Religious Studies with GradeGen

Definition

How each exam board covers it

AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120

Exam tips

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Revise Religious Studies with GradeGen

Definition

How each exam board covers it

AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120

Exam tips

Related key terms

Revise Religious Studies with GradeGen