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GCSE English Language · key term
A preference or viewpoint that influences which information is selected and how it is presented.
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A tendency to favour a particular side or interpretation in the presentation of information.
A preference or prejudice that influences how information is selected or presented.
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A perspective that favours a particular interpretation or group and influences how information is selected or presented.
A preference or prejudice that shapes how someone presents or interprets people, ideas or events.
A perspective that favours a particular interpretation through the selection or presentation of information.
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A preference or prejudice that influences how a subject is presented, for example through selective evidence or loaded descriptions.
A preference or prejudice that shapes how an issue is presented, potentially making the presentation one-sided.
A preference or prejudice that influences how a writer selects or presents information.
A one-sided presentation influenced by a particular opinion or interest, which may involve selecting evidence or overlooking alternatives.
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A tendency to favour a particular viewpoint, which can influence the selection and presentation of information.
A preference or partial viewpoint that influences how information is selected, interpreted or presented.
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A tendency to favour a particular viewpoint, which can influence the selection and presentation of information.
