Title: Learn How Anecdotal Evidence Can Trick You! - Statistics By Jim
Headings: Learn How Anecdotal Evidence Can Trick You!
Learn How Anecdotal Evidence Can Trick You!
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Graphically Illustrating the Shortcomings of Anecdotal Evidence
A scientific study of the weight loss supplement
How Statistics Beats Anecdotal Evidence
Has anecdotal evidence ever influenced you?

Content: Learn How Anecdotal Evidence Can Trick You! - Statistics By Jim
Learn How Anecdotal Evidence Can Trick You! By Jim Frost 6 Comments
Anecdotal evidence is a story told by individuals. It comes in many forms that can range from product testimonials to word of mouth. It’s often testimony, or a short account, about the truth or effectiveness of a claim. Typically, anecdotal evidence focuses on individual results, is driven by emotion, and presented by individuals who are not subject area experts. The following are examples of anecdotal evidence: Wow! I took this supplement and lost a lot of weight! This pill must work!