Bias and perspective are two terms that are often used interchangeably but they are slightly different. Bias is an inclination that someone has towards a certain idea or opinion based on preconceived notions or a personal opinion. Perspective is how someone views a specific situation, which is based on a combination of many influences including beliefs, values, and experiences.
Bias should be handled by listening to the argument of others nonjudgmentally, understanding the evidence that is being presented, and striving to make unbiased decisions or conclusions. Perspective is best handled by actively listening and considering the ideas of others without judgement, then working together to reach an opinion that is inclusive of all perspectives.