Xenophobia is defined as a fear or aversion to strangers or foreigners. It can involve fear or dislike of people from other countries, cultures, subcultures, or who hold different beliefs. Clinically, it is considered an irrational fear of members of a certain race that is foreign to one's own. Xenophobia involves perceiving others as genuinely foreign based on their origin, religion, beliefs, language, or other characteristics. It can take the form of disliking population groups within a society that are not considered part of that society, or disliking foreign cultural elements. The document encourages not being xenophobic and accepting that everyone has a different culture and point of view.

1. XENOFOBIA

2. Thedictionary of Psychology defines it as “ a fear of strangers”

3. It can mean a fear or arversionto

4. Notonlypersonsfromothercountriesbutothers: Cultures Subcultures And subsets of beliefsystems

5. In short isanyonewhomeetsanylist of criteriaabout their origin, religion, personal beliefs, habits, language, orientations, or any other criteria

6. A clinical definition is: An irrational fear of members of a certain race foreign to one's own

7. A xenophobic person has to genuinely think or believe at some level that the target is in fact a foreigner.

8. The first is a population group present within a society that is not considered part of that society. The second form of xenophobia is primarily cultural, and the objects of the phobia are cultural elements which are considered alien. Xenofobia has tomainobjetcs:

9. Don´tbe XENOFOBIC. Everyone has a differentculture and a differentpoint of view!!!