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Objectivity in the interpretation of data is referred to as

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In philosophy, objectivity is a central concept that generally denotes an objective and impartial approach to something. The opposite is subjectivity.

That something is objectively true, an objective truth, means that it is true regardless of subjectivity. Objectivity is usually an ideal in connection with research, as the result is expected to be as independent of the researcher's opinions or ideas as possible.

Objectivity is often also emphasized as a basic ideal in journalistic work. An important question in philosophy is whether it is possible to experience something objectively.

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