Describe four (4) major things you observe that “didn’t make sense” to you when you first watched the video.

What “type” of people are interacting (e.g., do they appear to be from one social group or different social groups)How people are dressed (e.g., differences across genders or groups)Are all people engaged or are some involved and some observersOther concrete details of behaviorPaper requirement: Describe the “context” of what is happening (see rubric below for details).Paper requirement: Describe four (4) major things you observe that “didn’t make sense” to you when you first watched the video. Paper requirement: Make an interpretive argument: What do these behaviors mean for the people involved. Make a thesis statement about “what the people were doing”, in the sense of how they would have made sense of their behavior given the social context. Select observations that best support your explanation. Help your reader see that your interpretation captures something that is NOT obvious but IS visible to a good observer.NOTE: In ethnographic research, conducting research ethically requires: protecting people’s privacy, not observing without people’s consent, stopping observing if people are uncomfortable, etc.