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Ethnographic Study of Mall Behaviors by Christopher Michael Janney is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document summarizes an ethnographic research project where the student observed human behaviors in a shopping mall over two observation periods totaling 2.5 hours. Some key patterns observed included a low percentage of people using cell phones (1-5%), a majority of women carrying purses and wearing jewelry, most families with strollers being pushed by men, and common behaviors like black being the most worn color and people generally continuing to walk rather than entering stores casually. The student
- Author
- Christopher Michael Janney
- Language
- EN