Inference Vs Observation Research

1. Explanation: She was talking to John calmly until he begins to mention Elizabeth, she then became angry.

It is important that when Observing and recording you of selecting the appropriate method to suit desired aim of the observation it. We do observations to help look at the different areas of development i.e. physical, intellectual, emotional, and social.

she was crying but she seemed to feel overwhelmed with her life. Her husband had come home

John’s family affects his emotions in the text. John’s sister made him wonder why,” Audrey’s not even down yet.” So, now he is questionable on why she is taking longer than normal. The other reason is that his mother is being very bold when she talks. He knows this because she said a lot of things in a stout tone.

8.  Where did John say he understood Mary came from? What were her origins?

She became aware of her husband’s labored breathing. She called her children, saying that someone had been in the house and that something was wrong with their father.

It was a bit awkward trying to slip the dress back on with her skin so wet, and as soon as it was on fully, she began to soak through the under-most layer. But she kept a sweet smile on her face and ignored how the breeze made goosebumps rise across her skin. She would be happy to get to her new home, enjoy the warmth of the hearth and the taste of a hearty meal. She lost herself in her day dreams for a few moments, "Oh." She seemed alarmed as Walt's words brought her back from her own mind. "Oh, oh, I see." Goldie bobbed her head, acknowledging his words. "I'll apologize still. I did say I would help him make dinner!"

She became aware of the difficulties between the parents when her daughter called her. Ms. Saunders reported that her daughter was teaching and became pregnant and needed bed rest. There was a lot of pressure for her to go to work.

        The inside of their home was nice. The rooms were clean and the house smelled of brownies. Logan was led into the living room, where everyone took a seat and the younger girl was told to leave.

- Scared, John stated –"Mother I think that you should fall asleep, you seem to be tired."

5) An observation is something that you can look at and record. Observations can be qualitative and quantitative data. Inferences, however, are conclusion that can be made using observations and your prior knowledge. For example, a person might note that iodine becomes purple when put on a potato chip. From this, we can infer that the potato chip has starch in it.

She tormented him. She was ill and was mainly bed ridden, as a result John had to spend his time at the croft caring from her. Despite his determination to look after her she seemed to look upon this as a negative. She took delight in insulting everything he did. It drove him to such a rage that he nearly killed her. In the end he saw through it with gritted teeth and cared for her to the end.

He had just sat down on the sofa next to her when they heard the sound of a car door slamming shut. They went out to the veranda. Ray rushed out to help Ms. Emily out of the passenger’s side. Giving both women an arm, he led them inside.

He stomped down the apartment stairs and started walking towards his house. He caught glances from others and tried to look ahead, ignoring them. He wished people wouldn’t look at him. It seemed as though he could almost hear their thoughts --

John felt guilt for making his mother feel rejected. All she wanted was love, yet he can 't seem to push himself to provide it.