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| The students should understand that qualitative observations describe particular phenomena, while quantitative observations count, measure, time, or find quantities of things. Chall delved into historical accounts, descriptive and qualitative observations, reports of teachers and parents and We were able to confirm, however, that the qualitative observation of GMs, carried out using the same videotape recordings from which the complex and time-consuming kinematic analysis of kicking was made, could reveal which infants were likely to develop a motor disorder. |
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