Question

chen believes that red cars are more likely to be stolen than non - red cars because one week after she bought a red car, it was stolen. this is an example of which type of evidence?
anecdotal
authoritative
common - sense
falsified
question 37 (1 point)
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in the case of clever hans, what was one of the experimental manipulations that finally revealed the demand characteristics responsible for the horse’s impressive math ability?
testing hans with someone other than his owner.
alternating whether the questioner knew the answer to the question beforehand.
varying whether hans performed addition or subtraction.
all of the above

Explanation:

Anecdotal evidence is based on personal stories or single - instance experiences. Chen's belief is based on her own single experience of her red car being stolen.
For the Clever Hans question, when the questioner didn't know the answer (by alternating whether the questioner knew the answer beforehand), Hans couldn't perform the math - like responses, revealing that he was picking up on non - math related cues (demand characteristics).

Answer:

First question: anecdotal
Second question: alternating whether the questioner knew the answer to the question beforehand.