Observational Exercise

Observe at least ten (10) incidents of the behavior of people and how people practice social distance among each other in a public space; such as a parking lot, a youth soccer game, a public park, a pedestrian crossing or in front of a supermarket. In particular focus on body language.
Incidents can last from seconds to minutes depending on your definition of an incident.

Note the place and time of your observations.
Concentrate on what people do and how. Disregard what people say in these incidents, although you may include in your observation how people say what they say (if they say anything).

Take extensive notes on action and incidents and later create analytical categories for all observed behaviors and sort behaviors into the created categories.
The number of categories should be more than one and less than five.
Submit a table with your categories into which you have sorted all observed incidents (1-2 pages)
Add some additional reflective notes on the method/data generation technique of ‘observation’ and how the exercise went.
(1,500 words).