Form bias refers to the tendency of individuals to judge or evaluate something based solely on its physical appearance or structure, rather than its actual content or merit. This bias can manifest in various forms, such as favoring a well-designed presentation over a poorly designed one, or assuming that a person’s physical appearance reflects their intelligence or abilities. Form bias can lead to unfair judgments and discrimination, as it disregards the substance of something in favor of its superficial appearance. It is important to recognize and challenge form bias in order to make fair and objective assessments.