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Why is an anecdote NOT considered strong evidence?
Emergencies
Sudden, unexpected events that require immediate action, often to prevent a dangerous or unpleasant outcome.
Emotional Contagion
The occurrence in which the emotions and behaviors of one individual directly induce comparable emotions and behaviors in others.
Mimic
To mimic is to imitate or copy someone's actions, speech, or mannerisms, often for learning or adaptation purposes.
Nonverbal Behaviors
Communication without words, including body language, facial expressions, gestures, and other physical cues.
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