A all7sins New member Mar 18, 2009 #1 Would you describe a person as "bias" or "biased"? I always thought you'd say someone is "bias" but I read a quote in a book that said "You're biased". Now I'm not sure! I use the phrase often, so I'd like to know how to use it properly!
Would you describe a person as "bias" or "biased"? I always thought you'd say someone is "bias" but I read a quote in a book that said "You're biased". Now I'm not sure! I use the phrase often, so I'd like to know how to use it properly!
C Christi D New member Mar 18, 2009 #2 A person can be described as biased because they have a bias. You can HAVE a bias, but you can only BE biased. Does that help?
A person can be described as biased because they have a bias. You can HAVE a bias, but you can only BE biased. Does that help?
G Gretchen S Guest Mar 18, 2009 #3 "Biased" is correct. Bias is a noun. Examples: I am not biased. I don't approve of bias.
