1. How would you reinforce this individual's idea or challenge them to see their point from a different perspective?

2. What would be a relevant question, or how would you discuss your own experience with biases?

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The way that biases can cause people to make wrong decisions is because of conformity. Most people, in general, would unconsciously rather believe the ideologies of the vast majority and be dismissive of specific facts. Most tend to lean in favor or against certain groups, collective ideas, or things that have support from the majority. As a result, subconsciously, people make irrational decisions and judgments based on someone else's experience or interpretation. Using data and scientific reasoning would help avoid biases by reinforcing facts. Although cognitive biases can never be entirely removed, data and scientific rationale measure the validity of the information. The concept of data literacy and essential in psychological research because it provides the ability to analyze, interpret and communicate findings critical to specific questions from an ethical standpoint. The most important thing to be noted is that it creates a moral balance based on bias and factual evidence.