Which term refers to information that is fair and impartial, without prejudice?

• A. Oath of Enlistment
• B. Accurate Information
• C. Unbiased Information
• D. Healthy Skepticism

Answer: (C)

Unbiased information means presenting facts without prejudice or favoritism. It’s fair and impartial because it doesn’t tilt toward one side, uses balanced data, and acknowledges uncertainties rather than pushing a particular viewpoint. While accuracy matters—truthful and correct data is essential—information can be accurate yet biased if it omits opposing perspectives or uses loaded language. Unbiased information blends both fairness and correctness, which is why it best fits the description. The other terms describe related ideas (a pledge, a skeptical mindset, or mere accuracy) but don’t specifically capture the impartial, prejudice-free nature of the information itself.