text: Bias, when making an important decision, obstructs the decision making process, which can easily be avoided by asking multiple people for advice. Bias can be identified by one's tendencies to make decisions based upon their beliefs or relationships. This can include many things such as political beliefs, religious beliefs, being attached to something/someone, or even relating to one's situation. All of these causes of bias, consciously or subconsciously, have an effect on one's opinion or the advice that they may give. When multiple people give advice on the same subject the answers will vary. This means that if one person has bias the overall it will most likely be balanced out by others' opinions or maybe balanced out by someone else's different bias. Overall, bias is an easy way to spoil advice or a decision being made, and can easily be solved by asking more than one person for advice.