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Part 4 Reading Critically

2. Good critical readers must be aware of their own biases and the biases of others. A bias is a strong leaning in either a positive or negative direction. A bias is very similar to a prejudice. Sometimes writers simply state their biases; however, most biases are implied by the writer.

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Part 4 Reading Critically

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