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    aspects of accounting that create opportunities for bias and influence judgment: Interpreting information in different ways (Ambiguity); Favoring clients with whom accountants built relationships (Attachment); Accountants involuntarily endorse others biased judgments to align it with their own (Approval). Aspects of human nature can also affect how auditors form bias. Familiarity: providing better results to people you know; Discounting: auditors hesitate to issue critical reports due to possible loss

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    against Fox‚ saying that Fox is ‘biased’ and not a ‘real news station’. Rahm Emanuel‚ the chief staff of president Obama said‚ "It is not a news organization so much as it has a perspective". This dispute sparked controversial arguments from the public regarding the president’s decision to attack Fox channel. This also brings our attention to the news reporting channels like Fox and MSNBC. Are they really reliable? Are they ‘reporting’ the news‚ or simply giving their biased opinions? First of all‚ I

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    Biased Questions 1. Question: Since cigarettes are dangerous and can cause serious side effects‚ such as cancer‚ do you think that Cigarettes should be prohibited? A) No‚ people have the rights to choose whether they are going to smoke Cigarettes B) No‚ all people will develop side effects C) I don’t care if it is prohibited D) Yes‚ it could prevent side effects E) Yes‚ smoking cause side effects that can lead to death Explanation: This question is biased because it indicates

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    Eiad Fathy Aly 24 September 2013 11S Word Count: 338 Pilgrims In The New World William Bradford’s account of the Pilgrims experience is biased and exaggerated‚ Thus some people say that it is realistic and truthful and from their own point of view. Yes I see that Bradford’s experience is biased and exaggerated. Bradford hasn’t stayed and experienced living in the New World. They went too aloof in the new world. William Bradford’s faced hardships of all kinds‚ he feigned that there was a

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    through misinterpretation or through manipulation of information where certain countries can be more biased. Loss of information could have also happened as time passes‚ such as documents being lost or destroyed or witnesses to the event passing away. The source can also be valuable as it is a book to educate University students‚ this shows that the information they give would be accurate and less biased‚ considering as well the time it is published‚ where the main focus of the book

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    that it is not written retrospectively‚ so again nothing said could have been changed due to the writer’s view of things. It was written by a lawyer so it was a well educated person that came from the Middle class which may mean that the source is biased as they could be defending their class but they may not. This source can be reliable because he was there at the time and this was the time of Robespierre fall from power in 1796‚ so this could have influenced their view of things. Both of these sources

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    the Hermae This incident has been recorded in many historical documents such as the works‚ biographer Plutarch and‚ historian Thucydides. From analysis of these their accounts is can be deduced that Plutarch’s account is unreliable and presents a biased point of view. Plutarch was a biographer in ancient times; he was born in Greece and is best known for his ‘immortal’ text Parallel lives. The idea of this text was to pair a philosophical biography of a famous Greek with a Roman who was in some

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    is special to them. The Diary of Anne Frank authored by Anne Frank‚ a memoir‚ depicts Anne’s family members with one special trait that is special to them. To lead off‚ Edith is biased on who is her favorite child. Furthermore‚ Otto is generous to the kids. In conclusion‚ Margot is sensible. Foremost‚ Edith is biased on her choices on who is her favorite child. For example‚ when Anne is rummaging through one of Margot’s books when Margot is gone‚ she is not there and Margot comes back with Edith

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    whether or not the news media are biased is the wrong question to ask‚ not only because each side will always be able to construct an answer that suits them by ignoring evidence to the contrary‚ but also because producing an un-biased news media is simply not possible. Because there is no broadly agreed-upon definition of “bias‚” debates about bias resemble arguments about some mythical beast that no one has ever seen. What matters is not whether news media are biased in some abstract‚ essentialist

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    WOMEN OF COLOR & THE GLASS CEILING Morgan Smith Marketing ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to examine the perceptions of minority women regarding the "glass ceiling" as a barrier to career advancement in corporate America. INTRODUCTION What is the glass ceiling? The glass ceiling refers to a barrier in corporate America that prevents women‚ especially of minorities from advancing within the hierarchy of an organization. The glass ceiling is not only present in corporate America

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