correct answer. a. Bias by spin a. Bias by spin a b. Bias by spin 1. Story reflecting one side to the exclusion of the other. c. Bias through omission b Bias through omission d. Bias through placement 2. A reporter uses such phrases as “experts believe," or “most people believe." c. Bias by selection of sources b. Bias through placement d. Bias through omission 3. Ignoring or excluding particular news details to give viewers a different opinion about the events. a. Bias by selection of sources c. Bias through omission d. Bias through placement 4. The latest buzz is all about Zumba. “Don't be the last one to do it." a. Bandwagon Glittering Generalities b. Name Calling d. Plain Folks 5. Get all your stains away by using the new and improved Linis Detergent Liquid and wash your blues away! a.) Plain Folks c. Name Calling b. Bandwagon d. Glittering Generalities 6. A story misleadingly identifies a liberal or a conservative official or group as an expert or as a watchdog. a. Bias by labelling c. Name Calling b. Plain Folks d.)Glittering Generalities ) 7. Placing a story in the front page to make it seem more important a. Bias by labelling c. Name Calling b. Bias though placement d. Plain Folks 8. Using a message that appeals to ordinary people, like you and me a. Bias by labelling c. Bias through placement b. Plain Folks d. Name Calling 9. An athlete or celebrity endorses a new product. a. Bandwagon c. Glittering Generalities b. Transfer d. Plain Folks 10. The speaker in an advertisement criticizes another person or product with little reason or evidence. a. Name calling b. Plain Folks a c. Transfer Choose your answer from the choices given on what types of biases used.Write only the​