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Medicine, 05.05.2020 02:06 ladybugys

Personal bias is allowing:
Your own feelings about a particular person or thing to affect your actions or decisions.
Someone else's comments or feelings about a particular person or thing to hurt your feelings.
Your own personal feelings or judgments to make you feel uneasy with particular decisions.
Someone else's feelings about a particular person or thing to affect your actions or decisions. (AES EDUCATION)

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