You attend a conference on the challenges of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease. The presentations leave you feeling hopeless that you can keep your loved one safe at home. During a break, you find out that the conference is being funded by a company that provides assisted living apartments for memory care. Which of the following problems may affect the information you are receiving?
◦ The quality of the evidence is in question.
◦ You are concerned that your emotions are taking over in the decision-making process.
◦ They are presenting falsified data.
◦ There may be an ulterior motive for the information being presented.