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What does the word "instances" mean in this context? A case or a result, perhaps?

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Rebecca

Here, "instances" means occurrences of something, an example, or, you're right, a "case." Here they're saying to indicate five examples or occurrences that are measurable. Ex: There was an instance last night where he shouted at me. Ex: There have been multiple instances of your child not handing in homework. Ex: It was an instance of good teamwork.

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