Bias and Prejudice q3

Question 1

They are concrete, come from verified sources, proven ideas/theories, comes from professional (experts)

Answer 1

Facts

Question 2

Relays on beliefs, not supported by evidences.

Answer 2

Opinions

Question 3

Objective

Answer 3

Facts

Question 4

Subjective

Answer 4

Opinions

Question 5

4 types of facts

Answer 5

1. Empirical Facts
2. Analytical Facts
3. Evaluative Facts
4. Metaphysical Facts

Question 6

(Science) These are fact, supported by theories and principles. Can be proven by observation. Can be found on encyclopedia and trusted Internet sources/sites.

Answer 6

Empirical Facts

Question 7

Rise of various operations in mathematics, to prove a situation/statement. (Has 4 operations, subtract, add, minus and divide.)

Answer 7

Analytical Facts

Question 8

(Local / International) these are facts which are supported by laws, policies, and rules.

Answer 8

Evaluative Facts

Question 9

(Common - sense) Facts that are verified by revelatory/self-evidence. Facts that are assumed to be true without external evidences.

Answer 9

Metaphysical Facts

Question 10

(unfair)

Used in the context of having an unjustified or incorrect view in favor of something.

A conscious verdict about something, despite the presence of facts or evidence.

Tend things differently/in a certain way in preference to other way.

Answer 10

Bias

Question 11

(discrimination)

Used in the context of having an unjustified, incorrect view against something.

An unexamined opinion formed before encountering the facts .

Preconvinced mindset that prevents the impartial judgment of ideas/people.

Preconvinced opinion/feeling towards a person solely affiliation with a group.

Answer 11

Prejudice