Rigid stereotypes against the members of some ethnic groups, races and some religions reach at first a certain prejudice expressing an emotional negativity against those groups by ignoring the differences among them because it contains a generalization of their members who, in fact, differ from one another, and then to segregation with the transformation of emotivity to behaviorism. When individuals and groups who consider themselves to be the target(s) of discrimination as a result of prejudices, which are emotional, and stereotypes, recognize they are being treated unfairly and make an issue out of it, the discriminators start thinking they were completely right in the face of the problems arising, and settling on common grounds becomes more and more difficult; the doors of opportunity are opened before those who aim to achieve their goals on the basis of those problems and both the transformation of violence into a type of expression and acts of terrorism gain ground.