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Observation and Inference Notes

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Observation and Inference Notes

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OBSERVATION

• OBSERVATION-– Information collected using your five senses (sight, smell,

touch, taste and hear); facts

– QUANTITATIVE OBSERVATION• Measurable observations; can be expressed using numbers

– 3 meters long or 4 marbles

– QUALITATIVE OBSERVATION• Observations that describe the characteristics of something

– Red flowers or tastes bitter

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INFERENCE

• INFERENCE- – a logical conclusion based on observations

• HYPOTHESIS-– an educated guess based on observations,

can be tested

• CONCLUSION-– a summary based on facts

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Let’s Practice…

Using your observation and inference skills-

take a look at the following Olympians.

1. Make 2 observations about each of the athlete's appearance.

2. Based on your observations, make an inference as to why these features make him/her a champion athlete.

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Michael Phelps

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Gabby Douglas

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Usain Bolt

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• What sports in the Olympic Games were based on qualitative observations?

• What sports in the Olympic Games were based on quantitative observations?


Observation (observing)- using your senses to collect information Details you can actually see, touch, taste, hear, or smell… but not opinions Inferences.

Observation (observing)- using your senses to collect information Details you can actually see, touch, taste, hear, or smell… but not opinions Inferences.

Special and General Senses. Senses General Senses Temperature Pain Touch pressure Vibration proprioception Special Senses Smell Taste Balance Hearing.

Special and General Senses. Senses General Senses Temperature Pain Touch pressure Vibration proprioception Special Senses Smell Taste Balance Hearing.

Chemical senses TASTE. Chemical Senses -Taste & smell: Both determine the flavour of food Taste and smell are closely linked even though they involve.

Chemical senses TASTE. Chemical Senses -Taste & smell: Both determine the flavour of food Taste and smell are closely linked even though they involve.

1.2 Scientific Method. Initial Observation Use your senses to observe –See, hear, touch, taste, smell, etc. Can also use tools to measure –Temperature,

1.2 Scientific Method. Initial Observation Use your senses to observe –See, hear, touch, taste, smell, etc. Can also use tools to measure –Temperature,

Introduction to Health Science Special Senses. Description of the Special Senses Smell Smell – Smell occurs when specialized cells in the nose (chemoreceptors)

Introduction to Health Science Special Senses. Description of the Special Senses Smell Smell – Smell occurs when specialized cells in the nose (chemoreceptors)

Other Senses: Outline Balance (Vestibular System) Taste Smell Touch.

Other Senses: Outline Balance (Vestibular System) Taste Smell Touch.

Observation is using all five senses to gain information about your surroundings 1.Touch 2.Taste 3.Smell 4.Hear 5.See.

Observation is using all five senses to gain information about your surroundings 1.Touch 2.Taste 3.Smell 4.Hear 5.See.

THE SPECIAL SENSES. THE CHEMICAL SENSES: TASTE AND SMELL The receptors for taste and smell are chemoreceptors that respond to chemicals in solution Taste.

THE SPECIAL SENSES. THE CHEMICAL SENSES: TASTE AND SMELL The receptors for taste and smell are chemoreceptors that respond to chemicals in solution Taste.

Intro to health Special Senses. Description of the Special Senses Smell Smell – Smell occurs when specialized cells in the nose (chemoreceptors) detect.

Intro to health Special Senses. Description of the Special Senses Smell Smell – Smell occurs when specialized cells in the nose (chemoreceptors) detect.

The Special Senses Lesson 2: The Senses of Hearing, Taste, Smell and Touch.

The Special Senses Lesson 2: The Senses of Hearing, Taste, Smell and Touch.

Chemical senses - smell and taste

Chemical senses - smell and taste

Observation is describing an object using your five senses (sight, hearing, touch, smell, & taste) or measurement (numbers).

Observation is describing an object using your five senses (sight, hearing, touch, smell, & taste) or measurement (numbers).

Sensory Systems Vision Hearing Taste Smell Equilibrium Somatic Senses.

Sensory Systems Vision Hearing Taste Smell Equilibrium Somatic Senses.

Five Senses...Label the five senses. Touch Smell Hear Taste See Five Senses Name: ...

Five Senses...Label the five senses. Touch Smell Hear Taste See Five Senses Name: ...

Taste & Smell: The Chemical Senses, meetforeal

Taste & Smell: The Chemical Senses, meetforeal

Observation - What is evidence? Any observation of Natural Phenomena –Qualitative Use your senses Ex. Texture, color, smell, taste, sound –Quantitative.

Observation - What is evidence? Any observation of Natural Phenomena –Qualitative Use your senses Ex. Texture, color, smell, taste, sound –Quantitative.

THE FIVE SENSES - Island Grove Five Senses, … · •Verb Conjugation • The Five Senses – See, Smell, Hear, Touch, Taste • Finding Senses in Pictures

THE FIVE SENSES - Island Grove Five Senses, … · •Verb Conjugation • The Five Senses – See, Smell, Hear, Touch, Taste • Finding Senses in Pictures

Senses smell

Senses smell

Special Senses - lrn.org · Special Senses Sight Hearing Equilibrium Smell Taste Sensory Receptors Photoreceptors Seeing Mechanoreceptors Hearing & equilibrium Chemoreceptors Smell

Special Senses - lrn.org · Special Senses Sight Hearing Equilibrium Smell Taste Sensory Receptors Photoreceptors Seeing Mechanoreceptors Hearing & equilibrium Chemoreceptors Smell

Taste, Smell and the Other Senses

Taste, Smell and the Other Senses