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When analyzing a source, what strategy would be best to help determine if a topic is biased?

understand the author’s point of view
identify the intended audience
identify repeated words and phrases
find the main idea

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calebbollinger1

Answer:

Why has this work been written?

Who is the audience and what is the message?

Is it sponsored? Has a group or company paid the author to make these claims? Consider, for instance, lobby groups, special interest groups, corporate entities etc.

Is it biased? Is the author affected by political, social, economic, environmental, religious, cultural, personal or any other bias?

hayden8345
You would want to find the authors point of view
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