The three types of biases that undermine the ability of any social scientists to achieve objectivity and draw conclusions based on solid evidence are most completely described as those deriving from _____,

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The three types of biases described as undermining social scientists' ability to achieve objectivity and draw conclusions based on solid evidence are personal experiences (which may lead to subjective interpretations and assumptions), the legacy of the discipline (which may limit the scope of inquiry or restrict certain perspectives), and the mood of the times (which may influence what questions are deemed important or acceptable to explore). These biases are not necessarily tied to personal, political, or academic pressures (A), victim advocates, politicians, or the media (B), or conservative and liberal extremists (C).

The Three Types of Biases That Undermine the Ability of Any