How Do Sociologists Handle Their Own Bias in Their Work

Multiple Choice

How do sociologists handle their own bias in their work?

A) Sociologists embrace their biases and prejudices in their work in order to offer their own unique wisdom and conventional thinking to the greater understanding of society.
B) One can never be certain that they are being completely objective. Given these difficulties, the objective and unbiased sociological perspective is a goal to aspire to rather than an absolute technique or provable tactic.
C) By virtue of the scientific method, sociologists are able to abandon all bias and prejudice in their studies of the social world.
D) The discipline of sociology is equipped with a diverse set of world views and perspectives that is collectively responsible for reviewing all work and culling out any individual bias in any given study.