Question

Which most accurately explains the way bias can change how art historians evaluate artwork? When a subject looks less than realistic, art historians choose not to study it at all. When a subject is outdated, art historians see less need to research why the subject is important. When art historians decide to evaluate a painting, the work automatically decreases in value. When art historians prefer a certain subject, they can overlook other important subjects.

Answer 1

D. When art historians prefer a certain subject, they can overlook other important subjects.

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