Observations An observation is any information that we gather using our five senses. EXAMPLE:

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Observations An observation is any information that we gather using our five senses. EXAMPLE:

Inference An inference is a conclusion that attempts to explain or make sense of an observation. EXAMPLE:

Qualitative Observation An observation that does not include numbers or measurements. EXAMPLE:

Qualitative Observation An observation that does not include numbers or measurements. EXAMPLE: The clock in Mrs. Taylor’s room is rectangular, black and has red numbers.

Quantitative Observation An observation that DOES include numbers and measurements. EXAMPLE:

Quantitative Observation An observation that DOES include numbers and measurements. EXAMPLE: Mrs. Taylor is 5 feet 6 inches tall or 162 cm.