Select the biased observational statement.

a: he skipped using alternating feet.
b: she walked slowly into the room, using her hands to feel for objects.
c: he ran furiously through the hall, shouting "i'm here! "
d: she sang, "twinkle, twinkle" using all of the words.

Biased means that something is prejudiced towards something – we assign negative value towards something, which in the case of the question, is a statement. The observational statement that is inclined to be perceived as biased is option (C) he ran furiously through the hall, shouting "I'm here!".

This is because of the use of furiously, which indicates that his behavior is not perceived neutrally by the observer, thus giving a biased impression of the observational account given.

answer: kevoto

explanation: be healthy