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OBSERVATIONS VS. INFERENCES. Observations. Quantitative – measureable or countable 3 meters long 4 marbles 50 kilograms 35 degrees Celsius Qualitative – describable, not measureable I see red flowers. It smells like fresh baked cookies in here. This feels cold! - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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OBSERVATIONSVS.

INFERENCES

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Observations

Quantitative – measureable or countable3 meters long4 marbles50 kilograms35 degrees CelsiusQualitative – describable, not measureable I see red flowers.It smells like fresh baked cookies in here.This feels cold!This sounds really loud.

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VS.

INFERENCES

Observations

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OBSERVATIONLIMITED TO THE FIVE SENSES

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QUANTITATIVE OBSERVATIONS

INCLUDE NUMERICAL

VALUE (QUANITY)

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QUALITATIVE OBSERVATIONS

QUALITIES OF THE ITEM

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INFERENCE

EXPLANATION OR

CONCLUSIONS BASED ON

OBSERVATIONS

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INFERENCEWE DO NOT OBSERVE

AN INFERENCE. WE USE

OBSERVATIONS TO CREATE INFERENCES

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