What Can We Conclude from Studies That Have Investigated the Influence

question 36

Multiple Choice

What can we conclude from studies that have investigated the influence of anecdotal information

• A) People are not influenced by anecdotal information and tend to view it as non-representative and biased. 
• B) People tend to be influenced by anecdotal information, even when they are forewarned that the information is not representative. 
• C) People are influenced by anecdotal evidence only when they have not been forewarned that it may be misleading. 
• D) People are influenced by anecdotal evidence only when it is provided by someone they know and trust.

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