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Empirical evidence

6 years ago in Guidelines By Priyanshu Rathore

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My guide is giving my paper back to me for revision again and again and asking me to provide some empirical evidence….What are they?? How to use them in a paper?? Are they really used in a research paper???
Please help me to have a clear thought about it.

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By Mayank Singh Answered 6 years ago

Empirical evidence is evidence where proof does depend on inference thus it enables other researchers to examine the assumptions or hypothesis employed to see if facts are relevant at all to the support of or counter the hypothesis.

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