As a budding sociologist, you decide to study american politics by attending presidential caucuses. you identify as a liberal independent, but you are interested in the process from different perspectives. your first stop is at a caucus for republican candidates. everyone in the audience is passionate about their beliefs, and you find yourself swept up in the process, reacting against ideas that you see as extreme. in developing the paper discussing your study results, what is one of the challenges you in particular must overcome to produce an unbiased study?

You should remember that all of us are prone to remembering moral principles,customs ,beliefs and ideas that have been ingrained in our minds from our childhood and we may use these to influence our cognitive thinking and perceptions.

Explanation:

We have ideas and inner beliefs that have been ingrained into our mind since from birth and we carry these beliefs and ideas as we grow up.

The impact of all these ideas and beliefs may cause us to be ethnocentric in some ways or most ways.

As a sociologist you need to tackle these ideas and beliefs , bring them to surface to avoid distortion of your results which may be caused by these ingrained beliefs and ideas if they are not dealt with properly.

This will help you ensure that the result are free of bias ideas and you don't contaminate your results.

all freedom fighters demanded for constitution. so british finally granted india it's freedom. then a constituent assembly was formed. it's chair man was rajendra prasad and its deputy chairman was dr. br ambedkar.

this assembly take the time of about one year than our constitution was finally formed.

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