Question

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Answer 1

Choosing words with a certain connotation implies bias primarily **by creating language that is subjective**. This choice can shape perceptions and influence how information is interpreted, often leading to emotional responses rather than objective understanding. Connotative language can indicate an underlying bias by implying judgments or attitudes toward the subject matter rather than presenting facts neutrally.