This document provides scenarios and statements to determine if they demonstrate bias or prejudice. It also defines the key differences between bias and prejudice. Bias refers to having a partial viewpoint without considering all evidence, while prejudice refers to unfavorable opinions formed before getting to know someone. The document then provides a quiz with 10 statements or situations to identify as demonstrating bias or prejudice. It aims to help the reader identify examples of bias and prejudice.

1. BIAS PREJUDICE

2. REVIEW
Determine whether the given scenario shows bias
or prejudice. Write the word bias or prejudice.
BIAS AND PREJUDICE 2

3. REVIEW
Determine whether the given scenario shows bias
or prejudice. Write the word bias or prejudice.
BIAS AND PREJUDICE 3
1. A teacher separating male from female
students.
2. Bullying and discriminating someone with
disability.
3. Not hiring someone because of their age or

4. REVIEW
Determine whether the given scenario shows bias
or prejudice. Write the word bias or prejudice.
BIAS AND PREJUDICE 4
4. Thinking women as weak and men as strong.
5. Assuming someone is gay because of the way
he acts.
6. Dormitories accepting lady borders only.

5. REVIEW
Determine whether the given scenario shows bias
or prejudice. Write the word bias or prejudice.
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7. Gatherings that won’t allow women wearing
pants to get inside.
8. The idea that men working in a beauty parlor are
gays.

6. GROUP 1
PRESENTATION
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PERSONAL
PRAYER

7. GROUP 2
PRESENTATION
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POSTER

8. GROUP 3
PRESENTATION
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POEM

9. RESULTS
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10. BIAS AND PREJUDICE 10
GENERALIZATION

11. BIAS AND PREJUDICE 11
Difference between
- a tendency to present or
possess a partial viewpoint
- being in favor of or against a
thing, person, group, or stand
compared to another, usually
in a way not considered fair
- “unfair” , “favoritism”, one-
sided
- Refers to pre-judging before
looking at the evidence.
- An unfavorable opinion or
feeling beforehand without
knowledge, though or reason.
- “discrimination”, “first
impression”, “pre-judging”,
“assumption”

12. BIAS AND PREJUDICE 12
Determine whether the line, statement, or situation is
considered a form of BIAS or PREJUDICE.
QUIZ

13. BIAS AND PREJUDICE 13
Determine whether the line, statement, or situation is
considered a form of BIAS or PREJUDICE.
____ 1. Negative comments in social media
about economic status of a family are being
posted.
____ 2. Some people are not served in a
restaurant or retail store because of their color of
skin or race.

14. BIAS AND PREJUDICE 14
Determine whether the line, statement, or situation is
considered a form of BIAS or PREJUDICE.
____ 3. Digna won the contest because one of
the judges is her father.
____ 4. A company hires only women because
they feel that they make better employees.

15. BIAS AND PREJUDICE 15
Determine whether the line, statement, or situation is
considered a form of BIAS or PREJUDICE.
____ 5. Ana doesn’t like Jose because he has
red hair.
____ 6. “I took one look at him and knew that
we’d never be friends.”

16. BIAS AND PREJUDICE 16
Determine whether the line, statement, or situation is
considered a form of BIAS or PREJUDICE.
____ 7. She passed the audition because a
member of the screening committee is her
cousin.
____ 8. Young people are physically and
mentally superior to older people.

17. BIAS AND PREJUDICE 17
Determine whether the line, statement, or situation is
considered a form of BIAS or PREJUDICE.
____ 9. “That boy is a spoiled brat. Look at the
way he talks.”
____ 10. KPop is better than OPM.

18. BIAS AND PREJUDICE 18
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