text: When people give you advice, their opinion is most likely biased based on their political views, environment, friends, and coworkers. If you ask only one person for advice, what they tell you will most likely be biased on at least one of the things I listed above. The best way to avoid bias is to ask more than one person for advice. When you do this you will be able to recognize bias in other peoples opinions. You can compare one persons opinion to another and figure out what is good and advice, and what is biased. An example of this is a time when I was struggling with a math problem, so I went to my dad for help. He told me his idea of solving the problem but I did not think that it was the most effective way of solving it. After that, I went to my math teacher to ask for his opinion on how to solve the problem. I preferred my teacher's strategy more. I went home to show my dad what my teacher taught me later that day, but he said stubbornly, "I don't agree with him, EVERYTHING was better in the good ol' days." This is an example of bias, because my dad's opinion on how to solve the problem was based on him thinking everything was better in the "good ol' days."