12 Questions
What is the main focus of the most essential learning competencies in Quarter 3?
Differentiating between biases and prejudices
Why is it important to differentiate biases from prejudice?
To avoid making incorrect judgments
In the context of the text, what is a common misconception people might have about biases and prejudices?
Biases always lead to prejudice
How can biases and prejudices impact decision-making according to the text?
By influencing decisions based on stereotypes
Which of the following best describes the Life Performance Outcome mentioned in the text?
Mindful, Self-directed Learners & Role Models
What is the purpose of the 'HOOK' mentioned in the text?
To engage readers by asking thought-provoking questions
What is the main difference between prejudice and discrimination?
Prejudice refers to thoughts or attitudes, while discrimination refers to behavior.
How does bias differ from prejudice?
Bias is the behavior acted upon by prejudice, while prejudice refers to a person's thoughts or attitudes.
In the context of the text, what could be a possible reason for Scenario A in which the teacher gives a higher rating to female students than male students?
The teacher has a personal bias against male students.
What might be the consequence of accepting someone into a group if it is perceived as a 'burden to the accomplishment of the school project'?
The group dynamic may suffer due to resentment towards the individual.
Why is it important to differentiate between prejudices and biases?
To understand how thoughts can lead to discriminatory behavior.
How can biases potentially manifest in decision-making processes?
By influencing judgments away from being balanced or evenhanded.
This quiz covers essential learning competencies in Quarter 3, focusing on differentiating biases from prejudice, determining relevance and truthfulness of ideas, and judging the validity of evidence. It aims to develop mindful, self-directed learners and advocates for peace and universal well-being.
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