Parcializada

Parcializada is a feminine adjective derived from the verb parcializar, formed from parcial (partial) with the suffix -izar. The feminine form agrees with a feminine noun and signals that something has been subjected to parcialización, meaning it has been made partial, biased, or segmented to cover only part of a whole.

In usage, parcializada appears mainly in contexts such as media, research, or policy analysis. It is used to describe information, analyses, or processes that present only part of the picture or that align with a particular side. Examples include phrases like "información parcializada" (information presented with bias) or "cobertura parcializada" (biased or partial coverage). It can also refer to data or samples that are selective or incomplete, for instance "datos parcializados" or "muestra parcializada."

The term is not widely standardized in dictionaries and is considered specialized or regional in some Spanish varieties. Its meaning centers on the idea of partiality, bias, or partial segmentation rather than a neutral or complete treatment of a subject.

See also: parcialidad, sesgo, parcialización, parcial, sesgado. It is useful in critical discussions of information reliability, data integrity, and methodological transparency.