Data Framework of Deductions
The Data Framework of Deduction is a model that enables observation to identify 'the ways and what to look for’ to find different types of data to diversify your deductions. This model helps make observations more organized. It works like a checklist, so you know what to look for and can draw conclusions from it. This framework presents 9 details you can look for to expand your deductions: To use the Data Framework of Deduction, follow these steps: 1. When u found the subject/person you want to observe. 2. In your head review the The 9 details of the framework such as Time, Spatial, and contextual details etc. 3. As you observe, look for information that from each of the details listed in the Framework to gather clues to deduce. 4. Draw your conclusions based on the data gathered across all points. And do the best Sherlocky deductions you can make. 1)T IME : ‘ When’ and ‘how long’ a subject of observation takes place. Points of interest: 1. Age: How old is the ...