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Anecdotal evidence (or anecdata) is
evidence based on
descriptions and
reports of individual,
personal experiences, or observations,
collected in a non-systematic...
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psycholinguistics and
choice theory,
anecdotal value refers to the
primarily social and
political value of an
anecdote or
anecdotal evidence in
promoting understanding...
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Anecdotal cognitivism is a
method of
research using anecdotal, and
anthropomorphic evidence through the
observation of
animal behaviour. A psychological...
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generalizations are also
called statistical projections and
sample projections. An
anecdotal generalization is a type of
inductive argument in
which a
conclusion about...
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coverage of post-nut
clarity often ****ociates men with
being able to
anecdotally relate to
having experienced it,
though women have also been do****ented...
- the sole
species of the
subgenus Oshunae within the
genus Pontederia.
Anecdotally, it is
known as the "terror of Bengal" due to its
invasive growth tendencies...
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delineating a
specific quirk or trait.
Anecdotes may be real or fictional; the
anecdotal digression is a
common feature of
literary works and even oral anecdotes...
- than a century.
Although proponents point to
positive testimonials as
anecdotal evidence of its
utility for
personality evaluation,
these claims have...
- and Ireland. They are
often served in
British cafes and delis, and are
anecdotally recommended as a
hangover cure. In 2007
researchers at
Leeds University...
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researches into
raven cognition,
offering an "admittedly
incomplete if
anecdotally rich"
portrait of the species. Magazine, Smithsonian; Wolkomir, Richard...
