Read this article: https://sfmagazine.com/post-entry/june-2015-everyday-ethics-tougher-than-you-think/ The article "Every Day Ethics: Tougher Than You Think" introduces the concept of "COSO's Professional Judgment Process" as well as introducing the sticky wicket of "bias." Give an example of how bias has clouded your judgment in solving a particular problem. How did you end up resolving the problem? Will the knowledge of the concept of "bias" help you efficiently solve your next problem? How does one eliminate (or at least minimize) bias in one's decision making thinking? Are the illustrations in Table 1 and Illustration 1 helpful to you? Why or why not