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When making observations, you should provide a general description of the subject, rather than going into too much detail.

When making observations, you should provide a general description of the subject, rather than going into too much detail.
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When making observations, you should provide a general description of the subject, rather than going into too much detail.

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yeah thats correct

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User OneAndOnly
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that is true but also make sure you aren’t too broad. you want to be mildly specific but not to detail heavy
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