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    Bias Prejudice Quiz

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    This document discusses bias and prejudice. It provides definitions for bias as being one-sided or favoring one side over another. Prejudice is defined as a preconceived opinion not based on reason or experience. Bias can be positive if siding with what is right, or negative if siding with what is wrong. Prejudice is based on factors like religion, gender, age, social status and race. The document then provides examples and asks the reader to identify if each situation demonstrates bias or prejudice.

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    Bias Prejudice Quiz

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    This document discusses bias and prejudice. It provides definitions for bias as being one-sided or favoring one side over another. Prejudice is defined as a preconceived opinion not based on reason or experience. Bias can be positive if siding with what is right, or negative if siding with what is wrong. Prejudice is based on factors like religion, gender, age, social status and race. The document then provides examples and asks the reader to identify if each situation demonstrates bias or prejudice.

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    This document discusses bias and prejudice. It provides definitions for bias as being one-sided or favoring one side over another. Prejudice is defined as a preconceived opinion not based on reason or experience. Bias can be positive if siding with what is right, or negative if siding with what is wrong. Prejudice is based on factors like religion, gender, age, social status and race. The document then provides examples and asks the reader to identify if each situation demonstrates bias or prejudice.

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    Bias Prejudice Quiz

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    Ruby Jimenez
    This document discusses bias and prejudice. It provides definitions for bias as being one-sided or favoring one side over another. Prejudice is defined as a preconceived opinion not based on reason or experience. Bias can be positive if siding with what is right, or negative if siding with what is wrong. Prejudice is based on factors like religion, gender, age, social status and race. The document then provides examples and asks the reader to identify if each situation demonstrates bias or prejudice.

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    QUI

    PART 1.
    INSTRUCTIONS: PROVIDE WHAT IS
    IDENTIFICATION
    BEING ASKED. WRITE YOUR ASWERS
    ONLY.
    The words to describe bias
    easily are:
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4. A bias can be _______ if you
    take the side of someone who is
    right in the situation.
    5. A bias can be _______ if you
    take the side of someone who is
    wrong in the situation.
    6. It is simply a
    preconceived opinion that is not
    based on reason or actual
    experience.
    Prejudice can be based on factors
    like:
    7.
    8.
    9.
    10. What was our topic all about?
    PART 2. BIAS OR
    INSTRUCTIONS: DETERMINE WHETHER
    PREJUDICE
    THE SITUATION IS BIAS AND PREJUDICE.
    WRITE B IF BIAS AND P IF PREJUDICE.
    1. Rich people are better than
    poor people.
    2. I disrespect boys who wear
    pink.
    3. These sandwiches are horrible
    because it didn’t come from my
    favorite restaurant.
    4. Sarah is the best person for the
    job because she is the daughter of
    the manager.
    5. I hate classical music, it’s too
    complex. I’m into pop because
    I’m a millennial.
    6. Pretty people are dumb.
    7. Girls who play sports are
    masculine.
    8. People who are good at math
    are not good in other subjects.
    9. The crew is not serving the
    guest in the coffee shop because
    of their skin or race.
    10. Women are inferior to men.
    ANSWER KEY: (PART 1)
    1-3. ONE SIDEDNESS,
    FAVORITISM, UNFAIRNESS
    4.POSITIVE
    5.NEGATIVE
    6. PREJUDICE
    ANSWER KEY: (PART 1)
    7-9. Religion, gender, age, social
    status and race
    10. bias and prejudice
    ANSWER KEY: (PART 2)
    1. B 6. P
    2. P 7. P
    3. B 8. P
    4. B 9. B
    5. B 10. P

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