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People are aware of their own cultural biases.

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People are aware of their own cultural biases.

People are aware of their own cultural biases.
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Business Communication Today

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Authors: Bovée, Thill

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FALSE
Reason: Research suggests that people often have beliefs and biases that they're not even aware ofand that may even conflict with the beliefs they think they have.

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