The Social Setting Within Jelly 's

For once me and family were all available that day to see each other and we went there to eat and honestly it could've been better, We have been there plenty of times before and normally the food is good but that day it was a little off . I have my go to foods every Time I go there and one of those things are spicy garlic shrimp and that day the shrimp was way overcooked and mushy. I was so disappointed because that is one

some good food from famous restaurants and cafe’s. Little did we know our trip would have us

It was very good, because they have a bunch of seafood places. The one thing I enjoyed the most was a type of pasta I had everyday. It was like Fettuccine Alfredo and it had chicken in it. It had a Cajun taste to it. The other thing I had was a really good, it was a baked mac n cheese souffle. For desserts we had this pastry item and it was called a beignet. It was a piece of fried dough with powdered sugar on top and you would get three of them. They were the most delicious things in the world. They would just melt in your mouth, with the dough so creamy and the powdered sugar on

My visit to Boston was one of the life changing experience. I was exposed to a little taste of what the real world is like. The unbelievable modes of transportation, the huge skyscrapers, and all of the thousands of people made me nervous to grow up and perhaps move to an unbelievable city such as this one. We when to this restaurant called “Fire + Ice” it was all I thought it would be plus so much more. The service was amazing it was my first time there the food was fantastic was worth every cent.

I enjoyed my experience impressively and will continue to come back here any chance I get. The Cheesecake Factory restaurant makes the best out of everyone’s visit.

| -The observer may be biased-There is no control over variables, so it makes it difficult to draw conclusions (Brain, C, 2000).-Requires high level of participation which can cost a lot and take up a lot of time-People might change their behaviour if they know that they are being observed-Researcher might miss something while they are watching and taking notes (University of Surrey, 2014).

The new experience was quite interesting. For starters the food, I could not believe the amount of food portioning they were selling. The first food related item I saw was this woman and her husband trying to eat these massive ham legs. The legs had to of been the size of my Brothers head and he is in the eighth grade. The meals that were being sold looked as if they could feed a family. I presume if I were to walk around for the entire day, then maybe I might be able to work up an appetite to eat all of the food. For me the food was almost unappetizing. The best part of all of this was someone was really paying for all of the food. The big portions were big dollars, as goes for food at least. I am positive almost every corner I turned there was some sort of vending item or snack for purchase, but the games there might have made me a bit hungry. The games were very appealing, and I know some of them my parents would not let me play at home. The very first game that caught my eye was this giant crossbow made from wood. I thought I have got to try this, which was when they said I had to buy pounds. Now any British person there would have known exactly what they were talking about, as for me I was clueless. They had these booths where we could purchase fake money or pounds as they referred to them as and use them to play the games. So my parents got several for my siblings and I to use. I ended up using a

For this study, the first task was to approach three different participants at different times. Then, we gave each participants an informed consent verbally, which consisting of asking them if he or she would like to participant in a study for our research and methods class. Also, we would tell the participants that the study takes about five to ten minutes of their time and there is no risks involved for participating in this study. The participants who answered yes to the verbal informed consent moved to the next step of the study, where the three individuals participating in the study were randomly assigned to one of the three conditions (Foresight, Hindsight A, and Hindsight B). The Foresight, Hindsight A and Hindsight B conditions are the

This provides a guideline that ensures that researchers minimize the amount of risk a study may impose to a participant. When planning a study, it is also important that each of the participants are provided with a sense of security and not placed at a disadvantage. When participants enter into a study, a level of trust is established, and their identities and the information they provide must be protected and never be used against them or exploited for any reason.

B2) Observations can be used to identify individual needs. Observations are important to be carried out because it identifies if a child is struggling in a certain area for example, they may have problems with numbers like counting, spelling simple words, participating in group activities or trouble socialising. Once the problem is identified then the person observing can the deal with the problem and help the child where they are struggling. This is why it is important to observe each child separately and carefully.

provided to each participant. No participant was given the full intention of the study. This

Examining others can provide for great introspection, which allows for the constant personal reflection needed in the education field. Having the opportunity to observe the onlookers' behavior in response to

What did you see people doing at each location? When I went to M.C. Donald a group of teenager talking about how much they money they had with them and trying to decide what was they better deal on the menu.

How does one observe while simultaneously participating? It is an awkward position for the researcher to be in—the very nature of the term “participant observation” is at odds with each other; therefore the author must keep a degree of distance in order to fully observe and record their observations. At the same time, the author must do as the locals do, which is: it is very important for the researcher to connect with members of the population. As the researcher gets to know the members of a group he or she will be studying, it is important that they learn to make friends quickly so they can be accepted in the community and obtain quality research in the form of observation, interviews, and accurately record field notes. Additionally, the researcher will have to take all their personal thoughts, interviews, and observations and organize the data with an eye towards their own biases and subjectivities. These are some of the positive aspects of participation observation, but there are many potential drawbacks as well.

On the other hand, by being an anonymous observer a degree of spontaneity could be achieved. Moreover Tanner and Turney (2000, p344) argue that “the absence of active participation can give the practitioner the opportunity to think about and digest what is both seen and felt”. Although I was not actively participating I did feel emotionally engaged during the observation. There were times during the observation in which the girl’s body language did not match what was being said. In one occasion, the male asked her where she was going to which she replied: “I am going to meet a friend at the pub”. From an observer perspective she looked uncomfortable, her body moving away from the male while fiddling with her mobile. At that point the male persistent questioning made me feel uneasy too. I understood the complexity of Schon’s (cited in Briggs 1999, p148-149) idea of reflection in action (“being able to reflect during practice encounters”) taking into consideration the range of factors, such as thought and emotions, involved in the process of observation.