Competitive figure skaters are judged by panels of up to nine judges, who use a numerical scale with the highest mark being 6. To arrive at a total score, all judges' marks are summed. Competitive divers are judged by panels of five or seven judges using a scale with 10 as the highest mark. Before all judges' marks are summed to a final score, however, the highest and lowest marks are discarded in order to eliminate the possibility of bias either in favor of or against a particular diver. Competitive figure skating should adopt the approach taken in diving because it is a fairer system. Which one of the following can be inferred from the passage above? ['Currently, there is a greater possibility of bias in the scoring process for competitive figure skating than in that for diving.', 'There is wider disagreement among figure skating judges than among diving judges.', 'It is more likely that a diver will receive a biased total score than that a skater will.', 'It is fairer to judge a competitor on a 10-point scale than a 6-point scale.']