Reflect on a time when you were biased

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Question 1) Reflect on a time when you were biased about a topic.

Question 2) Identify which type of bias it was.

Question 3) explain why being aware of biases is important to avoid making assumptions

Question 4). Explain why being aware of biases is necessary when doing research.

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