Question

one indication that a source may be biased is that it uses language that is designed to elicit a strong emotional response or that suggests a strong slant toward its topic. (strong emotional language is one tactic used in titles that we are likely to consider “clickbait.”) which of the following article titles includes language that is designed to elicit a strong emotional response and that suggests the source may be biased? suggests possible bias drag appropriate answer(s) here “unemployment rates decrease in u.s.” “explosive truth about police body cameras” “this common artificial sweetener, combined with carbohydrates, spells disaster for your metabolic health” “xbox to release new games for smartphones” “‘ghost sniper’ has isis running like little girls” drag appropriate answer(s) here does not suggest bias

Explanation:

The titles "Explosive truth about police body cameras", "This common artificial sweetener, combined with carbohydrates, spells disaster for your metabolic health", and "‘Ghost Sniper’ has ISIS running like little girls" use strong - emotional words like "explosive", "disaster", and a demeaning comparison respectively, which may indicate bias. The title "Unemployment rates decrease in U.S." and "Xbox to release new games for smartphones" are neutral statements without strong - emotional language.

Answer:

Suggests possible bias: "Explosive truth about police body cameras", "This common artificial sweetener, combined with carbohydrates, spells disaster for your metabolic health", "‘Ghost Sniper’ has ISIS running like little girls"
Does not suggest bias: "Unemployment rates decrease in U.S.", "Xbox to release new games for smartphones"