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    The document discusses the differences between bias and prejudice. Bias refers to a personal preference or inclination that can affect impartiality, while prejudice means prejudging something without knowledge. Both can result in unfairness, but prejudice usually involves negative attitudes and can lead to discrimination.

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    The document discusses the differences between bias and prejudice. Bias refers to a personal preference or inclination that can affect impartiality, while prejudice means prejudging something without knowledge. Both can result in unfairness, but prejudice usually involves negative attitudes and can lead to discrimination.

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    Differences

    of Bias and
    Prejudice
    Bia
    s
     based on judgment from a
    personal point of view.
     is to have a preference or an
    inclination for something that
    affects the ability to see clearly
    or to make an impartial
    Prejud
    ice
     means to prejudge
    something.
     If people are prejudiced
    against something, it means
    that they have an
    unreasonable dislike of it
    without having found out
    BIAS vs PREJUDICE
    An inclination for or against Preconceived opinion that
    a person, idea or thing, is not based on actual
    especially in a way experience or reason.
    considered to be unfair
    Both negative and positive Usually negative attitudes
    attitudes
    ex. Teacher
    Results in X favors certain
    unfairness ex. It is sometimes
    Resuts assumed
    in discrimination.
    students that someone
    over others in grading final who is physically disabled is
    performance. also

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