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... observation . Because observation precedes formal thinking , anyone who wishes to analyze his own thinking will find it useful to consider the observation process at the outset . But he cannot stop with a consideration of observation as ...
... observation . Because observation precedes formal thinking , anyone who wishes to analyze his own thinking will find it useful to consider the observation process at the outset . But he cannot stop with a consideration of observation as ...
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... OBSERVATION The preceding selections have shown us how the complexities of observation may lead us into error . But it is not enough to be made aware of our errors ; we want to know how to correct them . T. A. Ryder , a British ...
... OBSERVATION The preceding selections have shown us how the complexities of observation may lead us into error . But it is not enough to be made aware of our errors ; we want to know how to correct them . T. A. Ryder , a British ...
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... observation and experiment , which is observation under controlled condi- tions . The first thing to notice is that the scientist approaches nature with his questions already posed . He has a purpose in his observations and , as already ...
... observation and experiment , which is observation under controlled condi- tions . The first thing to notice is that the scientist approaches nature with his questions already posed . He has a purpose in his observations and , as already ...
Contents
OBSERVATION | 3 |
HIGHWAY SCENES George Stewart | 16 |
A STUDY IN MURDER Edmund Pearson | 23 |
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