Question
How do you deal with instances in which your own biases
or prejudices could influence your decision-making?Solution
The question is asking about how an individual deals with instances when their biases or prejudices could affect their decision-making. The correct answer is a) By recognising and attempting to overcome my prejudices. This means acknowledging that we all have biases and working to challenge and overcome them by considering different perspectives and seeking out diverse viewpoints. By doing so, individuals can make more informed and fair decisions based on logic and reason rather than personal biases or prejudices.
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