Why are field observations not always reported in total?

Field observations may not always be reported in total because the significance of the data is not fully understood. When individuals conducting field observations lack a clear understanding of how significant or relevant the information they gather is, they may not prioritize or fully report all observations. This lack of comprehension can lead to important data being overlooked or deemed not necessary to communicate. A thorough understanding of the context and implications of the observed data is crucial for accurate reporting and complete documentation. Understanding the importance of every detail helps ensure comprehensive reporting, informing all stakeholders effectively and facilitating better decision-making based on empirical evidence.