Questions: Bias means only one side of an issue is represented, but stereotyping means viewing all members of a group as similar even though they are not.

The answer is Bias means only one side of an issue is represented, but stereotyping means viewing all members of a group as similar even though they are not.

This option correctly defines both terms. Bias refers to a tendency to favor one side or perspective over others, often leading to an unfair representation of the issue. Stereotyping involves making generalized and often inaccurate assumptions about all members of a particular group, ignoring individual differences.

This option incorrectly swaps the definitions of bias and stereotyping. Stereotyping is about generalizing characteristics to all members of a group, while bias is about partiality in representing an issue.

This option is incorrect because bias and stereotyping, while related, are distinct concepts. Bias is about partiality in perspective, whereas stereotyping is about overgeneralization of group characteristics.