distinguishing among types of evidence\nmany people use social media to stay in contact with friends and…

distinguishing among types of evidence\nmany people use social media to stay in contact with friends and family, but the benefits of using social media extend well beyond socializing. social media has many educational and career benefits as well. one study found that students use social media platforms to collaborate with classmates on school assignments. schools in illinois are even setting up their own media programs to increase motivation and offer extra - credit assignments for students to complete together.\nthe benefits of social media may extend beyond high school. one report found that social media helped college freshmen adjust to their new environment and make friends through social media. it may even lessen the risk of dropping out by providing students with a support system.\nin addition, college graduates can network on social media to find jobs. i am here to tell you that it works! i was able to connect with a friend in san francisco who\nwhat types of evidence does the author present in this passage? select three options.\nanecdotal evidence in the form of a personal story about finding a job\nlogical evidence in the form of theories about social media\nempirical evidence from two scientific studies\nanecdotal evidence about teenagers the writer knows\nanecdotal evidence about schools starting social media programs
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The passage mentions "One study" and "One report" which are empirical evidence from scientific - type sources. The author's personal story about finding a job through social media is anecdotal evidence. There are no theories presented as logical evidence, and there is no anecdotal evidence about teenagers the writer knows or about schools starting social media programs.
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A. anecdotal evidence in the form of a personal story about finding a job C. empirical evidence from two scientific studies (There are only two correct options based on the analysis, as the other options do not match the evidence in the passage)