The investigator attempts to quot;bracketquot; presuppositions and biases to hold them in consciousness through all phases of the research and...

The investigator attempts to "bracket" presuppositions and biases to hold them in consciousness through all phases of the research and minimize their influence on the findings (Schutz, 1962). As such, non-experimental research can include a case study, for instance when a risk management team investigates incidence of a particular factor that occurs within the hospital. How do you think that bias may be introduced in such a study? How would you resolve this issue? Please provide references