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Is the PEW Research Center biased?
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What is the significance of the Pew Research Center's worldwide survey of Muslims concerning their views about Sharia Law?

Content: In my personal opinion, Pew continues to provide some of the most useful insights into public opinion regarding social, political and cultural matters. Related Answer
Shiloh Hale
, Bachelor of Science Psychology & School Counseling, Capella University (2019)
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Is Pew Research and Surveys peer reviewed or validated externally in any way? As I understand it, the Pew Research Center offers unbiased and bipartisan research, and fact-checks, on topics that are of societal interest. About Pew Research Center
Because the Pew Research Center collects data and research from demographics, and opinions of its participants which cannot necessarily be externally validated with the exception of an inquiring entity asking the participants if their opinions were reflected accurately themselves. Likewise, because the Pew Research Center does not hold a particular position on topics, the institution does not hold motivation to skew research res
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As I understand it, the Pew Research Center offers unbiased and bipartisan research, and fact-checks, on topics that are of societal interest. About Pew Research Center
Because the Pew Research Center collects data and research from demographics, and opinions of its participants which cannot necessarily be externally validated with the exception of an inquiring entity asking the participants if their opinions were reflected accurately themselves. Likewise, because the Pew Research Center does not hold a particular position on topics, the institution does not hold motivation to skew research results in the interest of perpetuating their policies or positions on the topics on which they are reporting. They simply collect the data and report the results. Here’s an example, if you were a cashier at a store, you would solely be responsible for collecting the consumer’s money, putting it in the cash drawer, balancing the drawer at the end of your work day, then giving the cash drawer back to the store at the end of your shift. The store does not ask you to report on what people purchased and why they purchased them.