How could a photograph most clearly show a **positive**bias toward a
politician?
O A. It co...
How could a photograph most clearly show a **positive**bias toward a
politician?
O A. It could show the politician looking serious and strong.
B. It could show the politician shaking hands with someone.
O c. It could show the politician looking tired and defeated.
O D. It could show the politician with a funny look on her face.
The answer is “a.” It could show the politician looking serious and strong.
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