Which of the following is described in the textbook as being the 'mother of all biases' that is most important for scientists to counteract?

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The confirmation bias is described as the 'mother of all biases' in the textbook and it is most important for scientists to counteract because it can lead them to selectively seek out and interpret evidence that supports their preconceived beliefs and dismiss evidence that contradicts them. This can result in flawed research and incorrect conclusions.

Which of the Following Is Described in the Textbook as Being