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What does it mean to be objective?
What does it mean to be objective?
- To rely on personal opinions and emotions
- To base decisions on factual evidence and impartial analysis (correct)
- To conform to popular beliefs and trends
- To prioritize subjective viewpoints over evidence
How does being objective differ from being subjective?
How does being objective differ from being subjective?
- Being objective is based on facts and impartial analysis, while being subjective is influenced by personal feelings and opinions (correct)
- Being objective involves conforming to societal norms, while being subjective is independent of external influences
- Being objective relies on intuition, while being subjective focuses on logical reasoning
- Being objective prioritizes personal biases, while being subjective emphasizes neutrality
Why is it important to be objective in decision-making?
Why is it important to be objective in decision-making?
- To align with popular beliefs and opinions
- To promote personal biases and prejudices
- To ensure fairness and accuracy in assessments (correct)
- To prioritize emotional responses over rational thinking
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