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The work-life balance of academic psychologists: Evidence and anecdote.

Canadian Psychology/Psychologie canadienne, 2021
Qu'est-ce qui constitue un bon équilibre travail-vie personnelle pour les universitaires de carriere en psychologie? Que signifie avoir un bon équilibre travail-vie personnelle?
D. Dunn, Jamie G. McMinn
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Anecdote And History

History and Theory, 2003
L. Gossman
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Re“Characterizing” the Anecdote: Synecdoche and Ethotic Argument in Presidential Debate Rhetoric

Communication Studies, 2015
C. Oldenburg
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Anecdotal Therapies

1999
Traditionally, many advances in medicine have been serendipitous. Are serendipitous and anecdotal synonymous? Many of our materia medica today relate to initial probes and anecdotal reports that matured to full investigation and therapeutic indications.
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ChatGPT in head and neck scientific writing: A precautionary anecdote.

American Journal of Otolaryngology, 2023
Robin T. Wu, R. Dang
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Narrative counters: Understanding the efficacy of narratives in combating anecdote-based vaccine misinformation

Public Relations Review, 2022
A. Krishna, Michelle A. Amazeen
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Traditional Anecdote - Modern Anecdote

2013
The anecdote is one of entertainment, learning and education tools. It should not be thought that every anecdote would make people laugh. Turks sometimes called the anecdote, which has existed in every society since centuries as joke or wit. Today, the word anecdote, which was adopted from the West, has also been used.
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About Anecdote

Annals of Vascular Surgery, 2014
Ramon, Berguer, Ann, Arbor, , Michigan
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Eliciting students' stories: Student perspectives on anecdote materials

TESOL Journal, 2023

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Mathematical anecdotes

The Mathematical Intelligencer, 1990
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