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Prejudice is a predisposition to provide an assessment that discriminate against certain individuals or groups. According to transactional analysis, this happens because the way of life that we gain from experiences from childhood or past makes us unable to see clearly the true state. We have certain expectations about others-often negative expectations - because of their gender, ethnicity, religion or group differences. Such expectations are often not taught in our frankly, but removed from our examination of those prejudices that affect our childhood. Sometimes prejudice can make someone who lacks confidence to feel better. Prejudice can make people look down on other people. Indeed, it is precisely thus complicating efforts to identify and eliminate prejudice. People who are highly controlled prejudice usually always feel insecure and are stiff. They always try to overcome their doubts and fears with degrading others, cast blame on others, and embracing a dogmatic ideology. Aware of the nature, makes us not easily angered her. Such people are not going to be good when faced with the harsh and demanding attitude; should, they need a sense of security and calm, before being able to eliminate unfavorable attitude. Refrensi : http://www.andragogi.com/document/psikologi_kepribadian.htm By : Ummi Sholihah (12410012)