Question
Which shows bias by omission?(1 point)
Responses
A doctor explains the risks and benefits of a treatment program for a patient’s illness.
A doctor explains the risks and benefits of a treatment program for a patient’s illness.
A flyer for a test prep company says that students who used its study course scored 85%
or higher but does not mention that students who did not use the study course scored equally well.
A flyer for a test prep company says that students who used its study course scored 85 percent or higher but does not mention that students who did not use the study course scored equally well.
A newspaper article lists both positive and negative attributes of political candidates.
A newspaper article lists both positive and negative attributes of political candidates.
A peer-reviewed academic paper is published without an identifying author’s name.
Responses
A doctor explains the risks and benefits of a treatment program for a patient’s illness.
A doctor explains the risks and benefits of a treatment program for a patient’s illness.
A flyer for a test prep company says that students who used its study course scored 85%
or higher but does not mention that students who did not use the study course scored equally well.
A flyer for a test prep company says that students who used its study course scored 85 percent or higher but does not mention that students who did not use the study course scored equally well.
A newspaper article lists both positive and negative attributes of political candidates.
A newspaper article lists both positive and negative attributes of political candidates.
A peer-reviewed academic paper is published without an identifying author’s name.
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The statement that shows bias by omission is:
"A flyer for a test prep company says that students who used its study course scored 85% or higher but does not mention that students who did not use the study course scored equally well."
This statement omits important information that would provide a more complete and balanced understanding of the effectiveness of the test prep course.
"A flyer for a test prep company says that students who used its study course scored 85% or higher but does not mention that students who did not use the study course scored equally well."
This statement omits important information that would provide a more complete and balanced understanding of the effectiveness of the test prep course.