Using the term "chairman" for both men and women who serve as the presiding officer at a meeting would be an example of _____.
A) generic language
B) sexist language
C) allness
D) bypassing

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Using "chairman" for both men and women is considered sexist language because it implies a male gender, excluding or marginalizing women who hold the position.

Using the Term "Chairman" for Both Men and Women Who