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kiruha
12 days ago
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''APEX" . Which sentence from a business letter most clearly uses biased language? A. During my last job, they practically had t

o kick me out! B. On weekends, I like to ski, play video games, and paint. C. I look forward to working with a woman doctor soon. D. Please contact me about the job within the next 24 hours.
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Naddika [6.3K]12 days ago
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Answer: C. I am eager to collaborate with a female physician soon.

Bias indicates a prejudiced view that is not fair towards a specific person, group, or object. In this particular example, the writer exhibits gender bias by expressing a preference for working with women rather than men. This could either be perceived as a "positive" stereotype (such as women being more diligent or capable) or a negative one (like women being more manageable or attractive), but it creates an unequal advantage for one gender without sound reasoning. Thus, this should be discouraged within a professional environment.

ddd [6.2K]12 days ago
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C, I am eager to collaborate with a female doctor in the near future.
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