Scientists are taught to follow the scientific method. In doing so, they should be assured that there is no bias...
Scientists are taught to follow the scientific method. In doing so, they should be assured that there is no bias in their science. However, is this always the case? Are there perspectives and beliefs that could bias a scientist's experiments and conclusions? Can you find examples?
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