Question

1. Observing people in a social situation, such as found in a park or restaurant, record your objective findings first and then record your interpretive findings
2. Assess the strengths and limitations of objective findings compared with interpretive conclusions.
3. Include examples to justify your response.

Answer 1

I tried to observe a group of children in the park. people used to take them for being mannerless. But i found them see cool. they were devising ways to stop pollution in their own special ways. They had planned to conduct a drive to fight this evil and prevent use of plastic bags and switch to paper and jute bags. It appeared inappropriate to the others who did not know the context of the conversation. But the others enjoyed their heart out. So objective finding allows us to understand the real time scenario by being a part of it. But the interpretive conclusions are not strong in reasoning and tend to base on not so important and real findings. They lack the in depth understanding.