Without knowing the specific article or argument in question, it is difficult to determine the exact type of evidence the author uses. However, some common types of evidence used in arguments include statistics, expert opinions, studies and research findings, historical evidence, anecdotes and personal experiences, and logical reasoning.
a small quantity that accurately represents a large groupa small quantity that accurately represents a large groupthe amount of evidence needed to prove a claimthe amount of evidence needed to prove a claimevidence that is logically connected to a central ideaevidence that is logically connected to a central ideainformation presented to prove or disprove a point
