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Q 1. How do you think culture impacts bias? 2. How do you think Christian beliefs might create? 3. How do you protect against biases? 4. Why do you think it might be important to consider cognitive bias and research ethics as topics of interest in the field of qualitative research? 5. Why are we making such an investment in this topic for this course?

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There is diverse culture in this world and these cultures influence a lot the way people behave and interact with each other. This tends to vary because it has been broadly evidenced that the cultural features of a group are also widely dependent upon the various perceptions and attitude which the people carry about themselves and the entire community. The cultural bias also tends to depend upon the ways people interact with each other and make significant acquaintances about different persons and their attitudes within the society (Irlenbusch & Villeval, 2015).