Using Bias-Free Language Permits the Receiver to Focus on Your

question 36

True/False

Using bias-free language permits the receiver to focus on your message rather than raising serious questions about your sensitivity.

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Definitions:

Constructive Fraud

A type of fraud established by an abuse of a trust relationship where there was no intent to deceive, but the actions or negligence led to a breach of duty which resulted in harm.

Material Fact

A material fact is a fact that, if known, would influence an individual's decision in a transaction or in a legal case, thereby having a significant impact on the outcome.

Recklessly

Acting with disregard for the safety or consequences of one's actions, often leading to potential harm or risk.

Section 12(a)(2)

A provision under the Securities Act of 1933 that provides a remedy for investors who have been sold securities by means of a prospectus or oral communication containing a material misstatement or omission.