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    Analyze Each Statement Carefully. Write The Letter of The Correct Answer On The Space Provided Before The Number

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    This document provides definitions and examples to distinguish between bias and prejudice. It defines bias as a preference that inhibits impartial judgment, while defining prejudice as a negative attitude toward members of social groups. Examples are provided to illustrate bias as a tendency to favor one group over another sometimes in an unfair way, and prejudice as an unfavorable opinion formed beforehand without knowledge or reason, simply prejudging others. Multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions are included for the reader to test their understanding of these concepts.

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    Analyze Each Statement Carefully. Write The Letter of The Correct Answer On The Space Provided Before The Number

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    This document provides definitions and examples to distinguish between bias and prejudice. It defines bias as a preference that inhibits impartial judgment, while defining prejudice as a negative attitude toward members of social groups. Examples are provided to illustrate bias as a tendency to favor one group over another sometimes in an unfair way, and prejudice as an unfavorable opinion formed beforehand without knowledge or reason, simply prejudging others. Multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions are included for the reader to test their understanding of these concepts.

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    This document provides definitions and examples to distinguish between bias and prejudice. It defines bias as a preference that inhibits impartial judgment, while defining prejudice as a negative attitude toward members of social groups. Examples are provided to illustrate bias as a tendency to favor one group over another sometimes in an unfair way, and prejudice as an unfavorable opinion formed beforehand without knowledge or reason, simply prejudging others. Multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions are included for the reader to test their understanding of these concepts.

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    Analyze Each Statement Carefully. Write The Letter of The Correct Answer On The Space Provided Before The Number

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    This document provides definitions and examples to distinguish between bias and prejudice. It defines bias as a preference that inhibits impartial judgment, while defining prejudice as a negative attitude toward members of social groups. Examples are provided to illustrate bias as a tendency to favor one group over another sometimes in an unfair way, and prejudice as an unfavorable opinion formed beforehand without knowledge or reason, simply prejudging others. Multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions are included for the reader to test their understanding of these concepts.

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    Directions: Read and

    analyze each statement


    carefully. Write the letter of
    the correct answer on the
    space provided before the
    number.
    _____ 1. Which of the following talks about
    prejudice?
    A. It is any kind of bias toward anything or anyone
    which is inherently irrational.
    B. It is usually negative attitude toward a member of
    some social groups.
    C. It is considered as common attitude by majority
    toward the minority.
    D. It is an incorrect assumption about anyone based
    on physical or cultural aspects.
    ______2. Which of the following is an
    example of prejudice?
    A. Only girls should play with dolls.
    B. Only 30 years old and below should be
    hired in an office.
    C. Italian food is better than other food.
    D. Students who come to school late are
    irresponsible.
    ______3. Which of the following is true about
    bias?
    A. a preference that inhabits impartial
    judgement
    B. an assumption made by anyone about a
    specific group
    C. a decision that one has to come up with
    D. a negative or positive view about something
    or someone
    ______4. Ramon treats an individual in a different
    way than he normally does because of characteristics
    of that individual shares with a certain group. What
    does Ramon show?

    A. Bias
    B. Discrimination
    C. Stereotype
    D. Prejudice
    _______5. Which of the following is true about
    prejudice?
    A. a decision that one has to come up with
    B. a negative or positive view about something
    or someone
    C. a preference that inhabits impartial
    judgement
    D. an assumption that anyone in a specific
    group is the same
    For Nos. 6 – 10
    Directions: Write A if
    the situation is an
    example of bias and B if
    it is prejudice.
    ______ 6. My sister likes friends who are
    well off, she is always more friendly to
    them than to her other friends.

    ______ 7. The barangay officials in blame


    that most crimes in the place were caused
    by out
    of school youth, without any evidence.
    ______ 8. Jose was sitting in a bus when a pregnant
    woman, old lady, and a person with
    disability got in the bus. He offered his seat to an
    old lady because she reminded him of his
    grandmother.

    ______ 9. An employer of a restaurant usually hires


    women because he feels that they make
    better employees than men.
    ______ 10. Laura saw on the news
    about wars in some parts of
    Mindanao. She also learned that
    people live in those areas are those
    who do not go to school. Because of
    this, she believes that they themselves
    cause wars
    TEST 2
    Directions: Let us sum up
    the lesson by completing the
    statement below. Write your
    answers on the space
    provided.
    Bias means a tendency to (1)
    ___________one person, group, thing or
    point of view over another, often in an
    (2)____________ way. Prejudice is an
    unfavorable opinion or feeling formed (3)
    __________________ or Without
    knowledge, thought or reason. It simply
    means to (4)______________ others.
    Answers:
    Answer:
    1. B
    2. D 1. Favor
    3. A
    4. D 2. Unfair
    5. A
    6. A
    7. B
    3. Beforehand
    8. A
    9. A 4. Prejudge
    10. B

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