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Observation vs Inference: Understanding the difference between fact-based experience and interpretation.

A cartoon illustration comparing "Observation" and "Inference," showing a man using a magnifying glass for observation and a hand writing a conclusion for inference, with definitions provided.

A cartoon illustration comparing "Observation" and "Inference," showing a man using a magnifying glass for observation and a hand writing a conclusion for inference, with definitions provided.

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