Question

A student must argue both sides of an issue. To not show bias or favoritism, this student must make sure to treat each side ___________. (4 points)
carefully: exercising or taking care; attentiveness
equally: to an equal or uniform degree
respectfully: marked by or showing respect or deference
rationally: having reason or understanding

Answer 1

To not show bias or favoritism on both sides of the issue, the student must make sure to treat each side equally--to an equal or uniform degree. Being bias means being one-sided and only inclined to one side. Therefore, in order to avoid biases, the student must be objective enough when considering both sides of the issue.