How could a photograph most clearly show a negative bias toward the elderly

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Elanso [62]3 years ago

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It could have the elderly in a downward showing

mylen [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

A photograph could show a negative bias toward the elderly if in such picture they are cought in the action of doing something ridiculous or with no dignity.

Explanation:

There is evidence of bias towards older people especially in social media and regular media such as movies and on television and photographs or ads, old people are often depicted as weak, indecisive or even comic. e regarding older people as less valuable than younger people. There is a certain level of assuming that the elderly have lost the ability to learn new things, think clearly or that are incapable of any physical activity.

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