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    Observation involves directly sensing information through the five senses or with instruments. Direct observations are made by seeing, hearing, smelling, touching, or tasting. Observation is the act of noting something that can be directly perceived.

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    Observation involves directly sensing information through the five senses or with instruments. Direct observations are made by seeing, hearing, smelling, touching, or tasting. Observation is the act of noting something that can be directly perceived.

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    Observation involves directly sensing information through the five senses or with instruments. Direct observations are made by seeing, hearing, smelling, touching, or tasting. Observation is the act of noting something that can be directly perceived.

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    Observation

    The act of noting something that can be sensed directly or with the aid of an instrument (i.e. the final score of a basketball game).
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    Direct observations are made through the


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    Chiappetta, E.L., Koballa, Jr., T.R., Science Instruction in the Middle and Secondary Schools (Macmillan Publishing Company, 1994), 152.

    five senses: (1) sight, (2) hearing, (3) smell, (4) touch, and (5) taste.

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