
Because cultural bias can introduce a level of selective perception, the interpretation of data gathered for an international market usually involves a high degree of cultural sensitivity. Any cultural bias can best be minimised by using:
A) at least one data interpreter in the researched country who is either from that country or is well acquainted with the business customs of that country.
B) a panel of data interpreters who have an open-minded approach to research.
C) data interpreters with diverse backgrounds, so that they have no specific bias towards the country or culture.
D) professional statisticians to interpret data with no focus on cultural issues.
E) the research designer to interpret the data from the research.
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