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Activity 1: Play it

Direction: Watch the short video

clip and analyze the video.
Follow up Questions:

1. What is your interpretation of

the video?
 OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
a. Distinguishes types of bias
b. Differentiate the types of bias through situation analysis.
c. Appreciate the significant of understanding the types of bias.
DIFFERENT
TYPES OF
BIAS
 BIAS
Is a tendency to look at things in a certain
way, in preference to another way. It means a
tendency to favor or support or against a
particular one person, group, thing, or point
of view over another resulting in unfairness.
 Anchoring Bias
This happens when people are too relied on current
information or the initial information they find in
decision-making
Ex.
From what I know, I chose you because I believe others
are not good as you.
 Media Bias
This happens when the journalists and news
producers in the mass media select what to
report and cover.
Ex. As a witness of the incident, I can attest that the
reported news is far from what I see because the events
are reversed and untrue.
 Confirmation
This happens when one tends to search for, interpret,
favor and remember information supporting one's belief
and views.

Ex. When he found out that the report did not agree with
his views, he immediately research facts to prove that he
was right.
 Halo Effect
This happens when one sees the wonderful thing about a
person and let the perceptions on everything else about
that person be distorted.

Ex. Among the applicants, only Leo’s papers were completely reviewed
because the manager was impressed with his awards and commendations.
 Activity 2: Arrange me!

Direction: Arrange the scrambled letters

given below
OLAH FFETCE
ONCFRIMTAION
IAMED IASB
NGIRCHONA
ASIB
 Activity 3. Guess me!

Direction: Read thoroughly the given situations.

Identify whether the statement is anchoring bias ,
media bias, confirmation or halo effect.
1. You might see a physically beautiful person and assume
they are generous, smart, or trustworthy.____________

2. During presidential elections, people tend to seek

information that paints the candidate they support in a
positive light, while dismissing any information that
paints them in a negative light.___________
3. A student who has a bad attitude may be really smart and do
great work, but the teacher might believe that the student isn’t a
good student because he is not a well-behaved
student._____________

4. After seeing a TV report, Jenny Plaza became perplexed since

the newscaster reported the incident in a different way than what
actually occurred. As a result, she felt bad for the
victim._________________
5. The manager consistently praises an employee for their
strong communication skills. As a result the manager may
begin to view the employee as being highly competent in
all areas, even if there is no evidence to support this
belief.______________
 Activity 4: True or False

Direction: Tell whether the statement is

true or false. Write T if it is true and F
if false.
______1. If you are biased towards something, you
are not in favor of it.
______2. You might not get all the needed
information if you read a biased source.
______3. Halo effect is the tendency to use an
overall positive impression of a person to influence
other judgment to their character.
______4. Confirmation bias is looking for evidence
that confirms what you already think is true, rather
than considering all of the evidence available.
______5. Anchoring bias describes people’s tendency
to rely too heavily on the first piece of information
they receive on a topic regardless of the accuracy of
that information.
 Activity 5: What is your stand?

Direction: Read the statement below

and express your opinion or stands
of the issue.
‘Death penalty is not the key in
addressing the growing number of
rape crimes happening in the
country.’
 Assignment

Direction: Answer the following questions

base on your personal opinion. Explain
briefly but precise.
1.Why it is important to know and understand
the different types of bias?
2.Have you ever found yourself regretting not
being self-aware of the effects of your biased
decision?