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Social Responsibility: The Case Of Angus Reid

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Angus Reid was carried out straight after the Bombing of Boston marathon, at this period the public would have relatively been disturbed, perspectives of the public would have largely been influenced due to the terrorist attack, subsequently, there is a large chance that data collected is biased since individuals may not have been in the right state of mind to complete a survey regarding capital

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