What's the difference between bias and point of view

2 answers:

7 0

A bias is more like its my opinion on how you should do something I could be Bias to the color green and since you like the color orange then I don't like you cause I'm bias to green

a point of view is I see green as a pretty color but you see orange as a nice color but I wouldn't make my decision off just that I would look at everything before make a decision if I liked you or not

belka [17]4 years ago

5 0

This is my interpretation of bias, something that screws your acceptance of other people's view, and taking into account only one view point.

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