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 t.javanshir
 
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							| Hi there, 
 the description, interpretation, and explanation of manipulation and representation ------ to take place ...
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 MJ_Misa
 
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							| They have to take place.   |  2 Feb 2013     
					
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 lissikomi
 
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							| of course, they. it �s obviously! |  2 Feb 2013     
					
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 t.javanshir
 
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							| But they are all the same. This is one activity not several. description, interpretation, and explanation are all under the same rubric. Does it make a difference? |  2 Feb 2013     
					
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 MoodyMoody
 
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							| The different activities you describe are related, but they are different activities. Description is referring to the sensory input, interpretation is referring to the thinking about and making sense of the sensory input, and explanation is referring to telling the reasons why something is the way it is, especially when telling other people.   Example: I see fine white particles on my table. (Description) That �s dust. (Interpretation) Dear, I need to get a cloth and some furniture polish so that I can dust the table. (Explanation)   So, although related, the three are different parts of the process, and if you use the three together, you should use "have," the plural simple present form of the verb. |  2 Feb 2013     
					
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 t.javanshir
 
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							| Thank you all for your kind answers |  2 Feb 2013     
					
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