刻板印象 (Chinese Wikipedia)

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  • Critchfield, Austi. This is Why Doughnuts Are Associated With Cops. Spoon University. 15 November 2017 [2 November 2020]. (原始内容存档于19 November 2017). The funny thing is, the whole cop and doughnuts thing is completely out of date – today, an officer could just as easily swing through a McDonald's drive through as he could a Krispy Kreme. Yet, the stereotype endures, even though police aren't seen at doughnut shops in nearly the numbers they used to have been. In a way, it's become a stereotype of itself, which is pretty meta. 

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