9/5 Biased & Objectivity

Ms. Horsfall grades all students' essays based on a clear rubric that evaluates content, organization, grammar, and creativity. She provides feedback on each criterion and assigns scores accordingly.

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During a group project, Alex suggests a creative idea, but the group dismisses it because it doesn't align with their usual way of doing things. They prefer to stick to what they know rather than considering new ideas.

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At home, Mom assigns chores based on the time each task typically takes. She records the time spent on each chore and rotates assignments weekly to ensure fairness.

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Ms. Polk always gives higher grades to students who participate actively in class discussions. She believes that students who speak up are more engaged and deserve better grades, regardless of the quality of their work.

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Every Friday, the family chooses a movie to watch together. They take turns selecting the movie each week to ensure everyone has a chance to pick. Whenever they can’t decide they like to take a vote.

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An influencer posts about a new smartphone, highlighting its features and how it improved their life. The post includes a discount code but doesn't mention that the influencer was paid to promote the phone.

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An article discusses a new school policy, presenting viewpoints from both students and teachers. It includes direct quotes from interviews and provides context for each perspective without favoring one side.

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An article claims that eating chocolate is good for your health, citing a study that shows health benefits. However, the article doesn't mention that the study was funded by a chocolate company.

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"Camping is the only way to really enjoy nature. Sleeping in a tent and cooking over a fire is what everyone should experience at least once."

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"Video games are the best way to spend your free time. They are way more fun than reading,

and everyone should play them every day."

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