Observation

Observation is the process of carefully and attentively gathering information about something by using your senses—seeing, hearing, touching, smelling, or tasting. It's about noticing details, patterns, or changes in a situation or environment without making immediate judgments. This helps you better understand what is happening or identify a problem. Good observation involves focus, patience, and awareness, enabling you to collect accurate data or insights that inform decisions, research, or problem-solving. It’s a fundamental skill used in science, investigation, and everyday life to gain a clear understanding of the world around us.