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Gnesinka [82]
3 years ago
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CASEY: All of the problems caused by automobiles could be solved if people just rode bikes more often. ALEX: But what about peop

le who have to travel long distances or aren't healthy enough to ride a bike? CASEY: Well, if automobile emissions cause global warming to increase, no one will be around to travel any distance! ALEX: Are you saying that people shouldn't use automobiles at all? Which statement would be the strongest cause of bias in the discussion? A. Alex's family lives in a small, rural town. B. Casey's family owns a store that sells bikes. C. Alex is a competitive cyclist. D. Casey just received his driver's license.
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2 answers:
SOVA2 [1]3 years ago
5 0

The correct answer is B. Casey's family owns a store that sells bikes.

Explanation:

A discussion is considered as biased when the information included is not impartial or objective but based on personal judgments, prejudices or even interests this implies one or more participants that are part of a discussion are influenced aim at supporting only one side unfairly. In the case of the excerpt presented two participants (Casey and Alex) discuss the use of bicycles vs. the use of automobiles, Casey keeps supporting the idea of using only bicycles, while Alex discusses the idea not everyone can use bicycles. Additionally, Casey might seem to have a more radical perspective as she does not consider only possibilities but only the use of bicycle which suggest she is being biased, moreover as she only supports the use of bicycle the statement that could be the strongest cause of bias in the discussion is "Casey's family owns a store that sells bikes" as this would explain the reason why Cassey is unfairly supporting only one side and being biased.

Karolina [17]3 years ago
3 0
The answer here that offers the most prejudice is B. After many years of living with a family that sells and promotes the use of bikes, it's easy to see how one could be prejudice against the use of automobiles.
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