Puritanical bias refers to a mindset or perspective that is influenced by the moral and ethical standards associated with Puritanism, a religious reform movement that originated in the late 16th and 17th centuries, primarily in England. Puritans emphasized values such as strict morality, religious discipline, and a focus on piety and virtue in both personal conduct and societal norms.

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