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    Here are the responses: 1. BIAS - Favoring a family member in an unfair way. 2. BIAS - Having an overly favorable view of one's own company without objectively considering others. 3. PREJUDICE - Discriminating against and making unfavorable judgments about people based on attributes such as race or skin color without cause. 4. PREJUDICE - Making unfavorable assumptions and judgments about someone based on their sexual orientation. 5. PREJUDICE - Making an unfavorable judgment about someone's suitability for a job based on their appearance and tattoos rather than their qualifications.

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    Here are the responses: 1. BIAS - Favoring a family member in an unfair way. 2. BIAS - Having an overly favorable view of one's own company without objectively considering others. 3. PREJUDICE - Discriminating against and making unfavorable judgments about people based on attributes such as race or skin color without cause. 4. PREJUDICE - Making unfavorable assumptions and judgments about someone based on their sexual orientation. 5. PREJUDICE - Making an unfavorable judgment about someone's suitability for a job based on their appearance and tattoos rather than their qualifications.

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    Here are the responses: 1. BIAS - Favoring a family member in an unfair way. 2. BIAS - Having an overly favorable view of one's own company without objectively considering others. 3. PREJUDICE - Discriminating against and making unfavorable judgments about people based on attributes such as race or skin color without cause. 4. PREJUDICE - Making unfavorable assumptions and judgments about someone based on their sexual orientation. 5. PREJUDICE - Making an unfavorable judgment about someone's suitability for a job based on their appearance and tattoos rather than their qualifications.

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    Cot2 Final

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    Jennelyn Sulit
    Here are the responses: 1. BIAS - Favoring a family member in an unfair way. 2. BIAS - Having an overly favorable view of one's own company without objectively considering others. 3. PREJUDICE - Discriminating against and making unfavorable judgments about people based on attributes such as race or skin color without cause. 4. PREJUDICE - Making unfavorable assumptions and judgments about someone based on their sexual orientation. 5. PREJUDICE - Making an unfavorable judgment about someone's suitability for a job based on their appearance and tattoos rather than their qualifications.

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    ENGLISH 9

    Ms. JENNELYN I. SULIT


    Activity 1
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    1. How did you make your choice?

    2. Do you thinks it’s wrong to judge people with


    such little information?
    3. Do you think people often judge people like
    this in our everyday life?
    Activity 2
    What do they reveal about men and women?

    Should women always be portrayed as doing household


    chores and men as warriors? Why?
    1. Not hiring someone because of their
    age or gender. Bias
    2. Some people assume someone is gay
    because of the way he acts.
    Prejudice
    Bias means a tendency to favor one person, group or
    thing, or point of view over another, often in an unfair way.

    Examples:
    • Female teachers give more attention to girls.
    • He won the contest because one of the judges is his
    father.
    • She got hired because of her looks.
    Prejudice is an unfavorable opinion or feeling
    formed beforehand or without knowledge, thought or
    reason. It simply means to pre- judge others.

    Examples:
    • Female teachers are less patient with boys.
    • He couldn’t enter the contest because he has brown
    skin.
    • She didn’t get the job because she had a visible tattoo
    on her arm.
    Bias Prejudice
    In favor of or Preconceived opinion
    against
    Discrimination
    One-sided
    Pre-judgment
    Unfairness
    Activity 3
    BIAS
    Prejudi
    Prejudi
    Bias
    Prejudi
    Activity 4
    Bias or Prejudice
    _____1.
    B Asians are smart, they can’t be bad at math. They should get good grades.
    _____2. A manager refused to give specific tasks to workers he considered old
    P
    because he thinks older people can’t handle that work.
    _____3. Mrs. Santos preaches to people because she believes that her beliefs and
    B
    practices are superior to any other religion.
    _____4. A company hires only women because they feel that they make better
    B
    employees.
    _____5. A same-sex couple wanted to order a cake for their wedding day. However,
    thePbaker did not accept their order and refused to bake their cake.
    Activity 5
    Transcript of the TV commercials:
    “Shame that there is still double standard. Sayang daw ako, because I am a
    single mother. If a guy gets a girl pregnant, he’s right an it’s natural. But if a
    girl gets pregnant, malandi siya. When the news spread of my pregnancy,
    people say, she’s on top of her game. People make stories like she’s malandi or
    a woman of the world. Was I unfairly judged? Yes! But then did it stop me?
    No, but does it keep me stronger? Yes! Label is a challenge I accepted. I want
    to show you people that no matter what happens to you, it should never stop
    you from being successful. As an actress, I’ve never been happiest. And being
    a single mom and parent give me purpose. Sayang! I don’t think so! Can you
    whip it? I did!”.
    1.What is the “label” attached to the woman in
    the video?
    2.Do you agree what the woman said? Why?
    “I want to show you people that no matter what
    happens to you, it should never stop you from
    being successful.”
    3. Do you know women in the same situation as
    the actress? What comments do you hear from
    other people about them?
    Activity 6
    On a clean sheet of bond paper
    of any size, compose a personal
    prayer for people who have been
    prejudged, have been
    discriminated and have
    experienced biases in life. It is
    preferably a prayer with
    minimum of fifty (50) words.
    RUBRIC:
    Criteria Points
    Content 10 points
    Presentation 5 points
    Mechanics 5 points
    Total 20 points
    PRESENTATI
    ON
    What life lessons have you
    learned from the topic?
    Directions: Identify whether a BIAS or PREJUDICE is usually used in the
    given examples or situations.
    1. Diane won the pageant because one of the judges is her mother.
    2. A salesperson for a computer company thinks his or her
    company makes the best computers in the world.
    3. Some people are not served in a restaurant or retail store
    because of their color of skin or race.
    4. Aaron is often teased and bullied because he’s gay.
    5. Jason didn’t pass the job screening because he has many
    tattoos.

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