When Analyzing Research with Members of the LGBTQ+ Community, One

When analyzing research with members of the LGBTQ+ community, one should be aware of __________.

A) the sample bias: the research covers only those who chose to participate, excluding closeted or secretive members
B) the heteronormativity bias: the majority of researchers identify as heterosexual and treat other orientations as diverging from the norm
C) the confirmation bias: researchers who study the LGBTQ+ community want to portray it in the positive light and favour results that confirm their agenda
D) None of the above