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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.7
How might anchoring bias pose potential ethical issues in psychological research?
Anchoring bias is irrelevant to ethical concerns because it always leads to accurate conclusions.
It may skew data interpretation by undue influence of initial information.
It promotes diversity of thought in data interpretation process.
Anchoring bias enhances accuracy of experimental results by focusing on initial data points.
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