Discuss if the study adequately handled the different cultures without Bias. Moriarty, H. J., Cotroneo, M., De Feudis, R., & Natale, S. (1995). Key issues in cross-cultural family research. Journal of Family Nursing, 1(4), 359-381. Check to see if the passage is correct, if you could change something about it, describe in detail your answer to this.

The researchers took a lot of efforts to ensure that their study was not biased in any way. They ensured that there was no risk of bias in the findings of the research by taking the necessary procedures. They used a methodology that includes in-depth case studies because they wanted to ensure that they had a comprehensive understanding of the family dynamics in each of the cultures that were the focus of their research. Because of this, they were able to know without a doubt that their strategy would be successful. They collaborated with specialists from a variety of ethnic backgrounds in order to guarantee that the customs and values of each culture were portrayed authentically. The research was carried out in a manner that not only reduced the risk of the findings being biased but also increased the likelihood that they would be correct to the greatest extent that was practically possible.