Observation
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Observation is a process of using the senses to learn about the world. It can be taken in multiple perspectives, such as analyzing, viewing, either actively or passively.[1] In science, it refers to perceiving events into a context, qualitatively or quantitatively. Often, scholars appreciate the sciences through this view. Particularly, this is typically form a source, normally primary.[2]
Thanks to advances in the field, many scientists and psychologists are able to better understand phenomena. Sometimes, however, this may lead to issues like misreporting information.[3]

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