Anecdotal evidence is best used to support an argument when the writer needs to gain the sympathy of the audience. While anecdotes can be compelling and relatable, they are generally not sufficient to support scientific arguments on their own unless they are accompanied by facts and statistics.
In which situation is it best to use anecdotal evidence to support an argument?(1 point) Responses when the anecdote is current and from a reliable source when the anecdote is current and from a reliable source when the writer needs to gain the sympathy of the audience when the writer needs to gain the sympathy of the audience when the writer is making an argument about a scientific subject when the writer is making an argument about a scientific subject when the anecdote also includes facts and statistics
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