Case Studies Sometimes Provide Evidence for the "Success" of a Particular

question 7

Multiple Choice

Case studies sometimes provide evidence for the "success" of a particular treatment.People often find reports of these successful treatments highly persuasive.People are persuaded by testimonial evidence primarily because they fail to

• A)consider why the treatment would not work for them.
• B)see the personal relevance of the case study to their own situation.
• C)check thoroughly into the qualifications of those who conducted the case study.
• D)consider why the treatment would work for them.

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