The Underlying Principle to Avoid Biased Language Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

The underlying principle to avoid biased language is

• A) to be other-oriented and imagine how others will react to your words.
• B) to keep abreast of changes in labels.
• C) to adopt designations currently preferred by members of ethnic groups themselves.
• D) to use the words and terms you are most comfortable using.

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