One Problem with Using Anecdotes as Evidence for ESP (Or

question 92

Multiple Choice

One problem with using anecdotes as evidence for ESP (or for anything else) is that anecdotes are, by their very nature,

• A) highly technical.
• B) not replicable.
• C) falsifiable.
• D) experimental.

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Definitions:

Speaker

A person who speaks or delivers a message in a public context, such as presentations or speeches.

Central-Route Processing

A cognitive process in persuasive communication where the audience is influenced by the message's content and logic, leading to more durable attitude change.

Attitudes

Psychological tendencies expressed by evaluating a particular entity with some degree of favor or disfavor.

Durable

Referring to items, goods, or materials that are designed to withstand wear, pressure, or damage; long-lasting.