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How to Collect Data Form a group of three people. The timer will say go and call out the time every 2 seconds for 16 seconds. The walker will walk steadily for 16 seconds The marker will walk alongside the walker and drop a a large paper clip on the floor beside the walker every 2 seconds to designate the position of the walker.

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