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This 10-page (double-spaced, not counting the title and/or the
cover page) should use either a narrative or an ethnographic
approach to qualitative research. The fundamental question your
assignment should address is: Why do people have a habit of
coming to this particular place, as opposed to another one?
What do they do there, and how is this place meaningful to
them? Although both narrative research and ethnography
explore people's experience with the place you selected, they do
it in different ways:
Narrative research:
you will want to explore the experience and identity of a few
individuals as it relates to their use of that place.
Ethnography:
you will want to describe and analyze the behavior, language,
and general interaction of people at that place.
Format: APA 7
Please use textbook and previous research to complete

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