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I did my observation in the lounge at Dehority.
1st- People were playing pool together. The game of pool itself is something that was derived through culture.
2nd-People were also playing ping pong together, which is also an example like pool, that is a game derived through culture.
3rd- People were playing just dance in the lounge. In watching this, I had many different movement observations. The first dance that had cultural significance was the Rasputin dance. I am pretty sure that is from Russian culture.
4th- I also saw them doing a dance to Last Friday Night by Katy Perry. This entire dance was very American feeling, so I am not sure how it could be related to a more specific culture. However, it was definitely dancing that was very much popular dance in todays American society(there was a lot of jumping up and down and fist pumping)
5th- Lastly I also saw that when people were entering the lounge, they would hold the door open for the people behind them walking in. It is something that the majority, if not all people that entered the lounge with someone else did. This is a cultural norm, that is considered polite in the American Society, and has been for many years.

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2. I was in the Boar's Head line and I saw people on their phones with their head down and others were looking at the menu. I think this symbolizes the people being uninterested in their surroundings. I also think the people looking at the menu symbolizes them being well prepared when it's their turn to order.

3. After I got my food I was line and I watched the worker at the register and they worked at fast pace they also had semi blank faces. I gathered that the employees are in a systemic process in which they were trained to do to make the wait times at a minimum. The speed of there work reminded me of robots working in a factory.

4.  Another thing I observed was a person sitting alone on her laptop with her forehead creased and typing fast. I gathered that girl had an upcoming  deadline.

5.  The last major thing saw was a group of boys playing football in the yard across the dining hall. Not only they looked monsters fighting for the ball but they looked like it was their duty to win.

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I did my assignment at a public park in my hometown. First thing I noticed was a group of people laughing, this means to me that those people were enjoying the moment and they felt happy. I also saw a guy falling off a bike, this means he didn't have equilibrium or he was distracted by something which caused him to fall. A young girl desperately picked up a water bottle to drink off it, this movement could mean she was very thirsty or dehydrated. I saw a old man taking pictures of trees and nature, the significance of this movement is that he admires natures and enjoys it. Lastly, I saw a girl walking around the park with headphones in, this reflects that she maybe wanted to keep herself distracted from something or music makes her feel confident enough to walk alone at a public place.

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I did my observation at a cookout in my home town

1. One of the first observations I observed was when me or my friends would meet we would do the thumb and pinky sign. (didn't know you were chill like that)
2. Another I noticed was when playing corn hole my friend tends to do "Trick Shots" like doing a 360 before throwing the sack
3. Another not so PG one was when someone tried to convince someone else to imitate a salt shaker on their tongue. Then someone else interjected and did it. Causing everyone to erupt into laughter
4. The friend who tried this ploy is affectionally referred to as little lee because he's the younger brother of our friend. And when he would score in corn hole he did this tiktok dance where he pursed his lips and moved his arms with his fists close to his face.
5. Lastly would be the goodbyes they all exchanged hugs and waves as many of us would soon return to college life

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We did our observation at Walmart.

1. We noticed many finger movements while people were browsing during their shopping. While most people were walking they would move their fingers in certain directions and pointing towards certain places and items in the store. This may mean that they want something or see something that they admire

2. Lots of people in the store would move and rotate their arms. This may be to reach for something or to push a cart. Most people swing their arms when they walk around especially if there is nothing in there hands

3. Many people move their heads and necks in multiple ways. They would

rotate it left and right and would also move it up and down. They were moving their heads in these ways to browse throughout the store to find things they need or just to make sure they don't miss anything that could catch their eye

4. We noticed a lot of people that had headphones in that were bumping their head in response, or people that would tap their fingers with the beat of the song. This means they could be listening to something they really like, and music is subjective to personality and environmental traits like their parents or the kids they hung out with growing up.

5. We saw a few different interactions of people running into each-other while at the store. They had surprised looks on their face, and they immediately walked up to each other and greeted each other.  I saw people get hugged, give high fives, fist bumped, and more. All of these movements show gratuity and compassion. These aren’t movements you would typically do to people who don’t mean something to you

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IHOP
1. a man waved while driving through the parking lot. He nodded his head while he waved. The significance of this movement was a sign of respect.
2. a waiter carried 6 plates on one arm all at once. He moved quicker than the other waiters. This signifies that he is a more experienced waiter.
3. a little girl was bouncing up and down on a booth seat. She was very friendly to those who walked by her. We think this shows a "kid-like" culture as adults wouldn't be allowed to behave this way in public.
4. a husband carried his wife's purse. After they got up from their table, the husband offered his hand out to hold his wife's purse so that she could hold her child's hand. This is a sign of respect and love for his wife.
5. a man opens the door for an elderly woman. He waited for her to walk through and smiled at her. This implies that he is well-mannered and respects his elders. He was very kind.

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I did my assignment at a picnic table outside of North Dining Hall.

1. The first thing I saw was someone sit down and wait for their friend outside of the residence hall. I think this showed how they valued their friend and were willing to wait for a while in order to be with them. I also think it shows how it is normal for us to let someone come outside rather than to go meet them inside in order to walk out again.
2. The next thing I saw was a couple holding hands while they walked. I saw this as a physical depiction of their affection towards one another. I think this is a normal and acceptable thing to see in our culture, but I wonder if it is seen the same way in other cultures.
3. Another thing I saw someone do was walk around campus while on FaceTime. This is a normal thing to see around campus and our community. I think it shows how our culture is extremely connected through the internet and our phones while also showing how sometimes we can become dependent on them and not focus on our surroundings.
4. I also saw a couple students setting up and laying in hammocks. I think this showed how comfortable they are on campus and how it is a normal and acceptable thing to relax outside on a hammock. It is a way for people to get outside and relax and is generally encouraged in our culture here on campus.
5. One of the last things I noticed was someone having a phone call while they walked towards their dorm. However, instead of entering their dorm, they stayed outside until the call was finished. I think this was because there are less distractions outside, but also because it is often interpreted as rude to be on the phone indoors in a public setting.

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I did my assignment at a college football game.

1. As I was walking into the stadium to try and find a seat I noticed everyone pushing and shoving each other trying to get through the lines. this movement shows rushing and almost a sign of disrespect because those people could not patiently wait for the lines to move along.

2. As I was watching the game, the team scores and the crowed goes wild and everyone cheers. this is showing excitement and amusement and shows why all those people bought tickets for the game, they are interested in that.

3. People in the student section would sit down half way through the game. this motion shows tiredness but then they would stand back up. I think this is showing dedication because even though they were tired they decided to get back up to cheer for their team.

4. Whenever someone would check into the game the ticket person would take their ticket and the other person would say thank you. this is just an act of common curtsy.

5. At the end of the game the 2 teams would say good game and shake hands. this is showing a sign of teamwork.

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Kamyron Allen Movement (Starbucks off the interstate)

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Kamyron Allen Movement (Starbucks off the interstate)

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I saw at the Starbucks off interstate inside/outside.

1) I Saw a man scrambling searching everywhere, very frantically! I noticed he appeared distress so I studied him. Later I found he had lost his keys and was looking all over the cafe/patio. this example of movement shows us how under stress are body tend to move quicker than ours brains simply because his keys were in his back pocket.

2)on bar! I studied the barista who was making the drive-thru drinks. it was like and effortless dance as she made about 40 drinks in a half hour. she would slide between her espresso machine and the hand off plane as you heard the subtle clicking of her machine. this shows us big heavy task can look effortless if you find a rhythm.

3) the cook. this was the lady on ovens, she stood prone. Then the food was ordered she ripped opened the pack of breakfast sandwiches. her movement was and up/down as motion as she leaned down to open the oven then quickly turned around to grab packaged food off the carousel/cart. The sophisticated motion allowed her to cook food for over 20 people in less than then minutes. I learned that movement goes hand and hand with efficiency/productivity.

4) eye contact I observed and older couple conversing but with minimal words. through this exchange the couple ordered coffee. read the paper and then ultimately left but with less than 40 words. Its allowed me to delve into eye contact and why as a population we label eye contact as a form of communication. Also it is view as high form of respect.

5) A Kid playing his little sister. The interaction was youthful in the sense when the mother attempted the calm kids down they seemed so confused. The kids danced and filled the cafe with laughter as they jumped from tile to tile, as they mimicked a game of makeshift hop scotch. I almost felt the innocence of movement in my heart as those kids played happily ever after.

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I sat and observed at a Labor Day cookout.

1.) The first movement I noticed was snapping their fingers to the beat of the music playing. The significance I noticed was that it was the most simplistic way of moving to the beat of the music in the background.
2.) I saw a good handful of people going up to a mother and her baby and they all did about the same type of wave towards the baby. This sort of wave was a very over exaggerated wave in which I interpreted as a way of communicating and/or entertaining the baby.
3.) Two boys throwing a football signified a form of exercising as well as a small form of bonding with one an other as they would have conversations while doing so.
4.) A small group of people created their own type of dance floor in the yard as they danced to the music playing. Some danced together, others against each other, and some doing the same moves. Either way, it was an active form of interaction through dance.
5.) As I watched multiple games of corn hole being played, I noticed that nearly every time after a good play was made, the players would take whatever drink they had in their hand and clink them together. This represented a sign of good sportsmanship and a simple movement indicating they did a good job.

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I personally spent my hour walking around campus. The first thing that stood out to me that I saw was a lot of people shook hands with another person. In my opinion this resembles a friendly hello or the they respect one another to greet each other.
2.I saw a guy doing homework at the library and he was listening to music which I thought could resemble that he was concentrating or didn't want anyone to bother him.
3.I noticed a lot of students and professors doing their work by themselves and in a quiet are which I thought represented dedication to what they are learning and hardworking.
4.When im at work a lot of customers make sure they are able to be heard to the person taking their order. I think this represents respect towards the person that is working and courtesy for if its noisy.
5. When I was on campus I saw a lot of couples holding hands with each other and I thought that that represented trust between the two people.

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I did my observation at our church.

1) I saw a mother holding her child hand. I interpret this action as a mother protecting her child and her ways of showing her love and caring for them.
2) I saw a group friends doing high five as a greeting. This shows how close they are and how happy they are to see one another.
3) I saw a mother breastfeeding her child as other people are giving her an uncomfortable look. But I interpret this as a way of showing a mother love and a child learning from their mom.
4) I also saw a pastor reading a bible before the service start. This shows his preparation and how he wants the best for the people and how he don't wanna say the wrong stuff.
5) I saw children running around without a care in the world. This shows the innocence of children and how as we grow older, the world change us.

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i sat by frog baby for a bit and observed
1. people going through the motions of setting up a hammocks together implying they value relaxation with friends around midday
2. a lot of people staring at the their phones while they walked implying in their culture values communication and staying up to date
3. some eating by themselves while listening to something implying they need alone/ decompression time, don’t need to distract themselves with their phone while doing this activity
4. people passing by other people acknowledging others by smiling or saying hi showing that they appreciate and value greetings
5. some small groups gathering for a picnic or to study implying that they value company and friendship while being productive

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I went to my brother's football game off campus.
1. The first movement I saw was the players running onto the field, and a few jumped up and down. This symbolized their excitement and anticipation for the game to start. By jumping up and down they were able to shake out any last minute nerves before the start of the game.
2. A mom in the crowd sat with her elbows on her knees and hands placed under her chin. This movement illustrates her intense focus on her son. By having her hands folded in a fist, she was able to hold tension there and any anxiety she had about her son's performance in the game.
3. A father moved out of the stands, so his mother could be let out. As she struggled to shuffle out of the narrow walking space, he turned his head to focus back on the game. He then turned back and offered a hand to help her down the stairs. This represented his dedication to watching the game and his child, but ultimately his care and concern for his mother.
4. A young girl continued to tap on her grandma's shoulder. The grandma continued to stare dead ahead at the field. This contrasts the attention of an older person who may enjoy football more than a young child. It demonstrates the grandmother's priority to focus on the game, rather than the grandchild.
5. Finally, I saw many people checking their phones quickly. Because of the clouds moving in, many people were worried about how the weather would effect the game.

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I went to Conner Prairie on Saturday and this is what I saw.
1. A father helps his daughter up the stairs by holding her hand. He was letting her do most of the work herself but keeping a hand on her showed he was still keeping her safe and balanced.
2. A young kid working fiddling with his hands. He gave a speech about the house I was going into and its history. He was fiddling with his hands while speaking which showed me he was nervous about ensuring he did his job well.
3. Kids running ahead on the trail. A group of kids ran ahead to the next section with huge smiles and laughter. This showed me they were really excited, especially since I saw this group multiple times.
4. Looking around at all the things around them. I saw a mock wedding and (the same group actually) the kids kept looking around. This to me showed me they were interested and curious about what was going on.
5. Someone jumping up and giving a hug. I actually saw someone I know and she jumped up and gave me a hug. This showed me she was excited to see me.

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I did my assignment in Woodworth and this is what I noticed.

1) When people sat down to eat in groups, they typically moved their phone out of site or turned it faced down. This indicated some type of respect for the people around them and wanting to show that they were physically present in the moment.
2)People holding the door for others coming in and out of the cafeteria. It was already discussed a bit in class, but at least in the U.S. it's a sign of respect and more of a formality to not seem rude to others. It is a movement done at every level of life (school, work, parties, grocery shopping, etc.)
3)When ordering food people would lean in towards the workers and motion towards what they wanted. I believe that movement was also a kind of respect making sure they could be heard by those serving them and gesturing politely to not seem like they were bossing them around.
4)People would take a step back to look at which trash bin they were about to throw their trash away in. That movement could show that people care about the environment (recycling vs regular trash) and that they respected the workers and wanted to make their job run smoothly.
5)People taking out a laptop or work when eating alone. It seemed like it is seen as a waste of time to go out and eat by yourself without doing anything, so maybe it's a way to show that they had some point of being there.

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1. I was walking on campus pass the atrium and the teacher's college and I watched the color guard and band practice. The way the band held and moved the instruments around showed me there is different forms of dance and people hold each instrument differently.  And how they all moved differently across the field. They all were different in their owns ways through movement, by posture, by rhythm, etc...
2. While in the dining hall I witnessed so many different movements and the way they chose what they wanted from there. There were some people using one had and even both and the way I looked at it was that people come from different circumstances that where they use one hand for something or both. The way this guy grabbed one thing then turned his boy 120 degrees to grab something else and others took a few steps or more to grab something. Also, the way the women at the check line uses different movements to cash the students out by using both sides of them to make the lines go faster. Each station for food options were using different movements wan ways they moved around the kitchen indicating that there are different cultural backgrounds to know how to cook and different ways to do it. Some students used bags to carry their stuff, and some used their hands.
3.Catching the shuttle bus on Friday I was able to see the different ways people were moving on and off the shuttle. Some would come on the shuttle bus and sit right down, and some would stand and hold onto the poles or hold onto the hand swings. Someone would get off the bus and then the people who were standing would sit down and move more towards the back and some would still choose to stand. The way some chose to stand or stand indicates to me that there may be a cultural thing that fits into there. Some people told the driver thank you and some didn't this is definitely a cultural thing where some people were taught to have manners and thank someone for doing something for you.  it symbolizes respect and having manners .
4. When I made it back home from leaving campus, I went to the grocery store, and I witnessed so many people from different ethnic groups and different races. They all had went shopping differently. Grabbing different recipes and groceries or household supplies. The way some pushed the grocery carts and either pushed their children inside the cart and some families made them walk beside them. The way they moved all throughout the grocery store and using different body language to communicate with one another. Even the workers used different movements to either help customers or to stock the shelves and stuff. This symbolizes how people are able to maneuver around each other and respect each other when they walk pass with the cart.
5. Lastly, to end the weekend today at church people were suing so many different persuasions and body movements to praise to God. There was clapping singing, dancing, praise dancing, worship, running, jumping, vocal changes and different kinds of emotions. The different dances showed me that different ethnic backgrounds praise to God differently and view him differently. Some people talk in tongs and some used prayer to connect with him, and others used their singing to connect with him. This shows the love and dignity they feel towards God.

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Betsy Richards and Gianna Niederholtmeyer

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Betsy Richards and Gianna Niederholtmeyer

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We sat in the bookmark cafe and ate soup.
1. We first saw people typing on their laptops working on homework. This shows that people are hard working and strive to do their best in college.
2. We also saw a woman working at the Bookmark cafe changing the trash. We can interpret from this that she cares about the environment of the store and make sure it's presentable. She's also working probably to provide for herself and/or her family.
3. There was a girl that was waiting in line to order, and she had headphones in her hand. However, she wasn't listening to music. She was fidgeting with her earbuds. We could see through her movement that she was anxious to order, which many people often worry about.
4. Two girls entered the store together, getting in line to order. They walked very closely to each other. This shows that they were good friends and were happy to move  together and share one's company. One of the girls also was talking exaggeratedly with her hands, describing a story. She used movement with her hands to get portray her story better to her friend.
5. One woman was waiting for her food to be given to her, and she was wearing a mask. She kept moving her mask up over her nose, making sure it was secure on her face. This girl was making sure to protect herself and her surroundings from getting sick. This shows that she's very cautious about her health.

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While I was doing my studies and assignments at Bracken Library I surprisingly witnessed plenty of movement culture within an hour time span.
1) I saw a group of friends sit down together, they all had Starbucks cups indicating that they had just went out to get food together. They all pulled out laptops and books which showed that they were going to either study or get assignments done. Assuming at first that they were working on a group project but that was not the case, they all clearly were working on their own work. I think seeing a group of friends accompanying each other while studying even though they are sitting in complete silence symbolizes closeness and fellowship.
2) I consistently saw people go in and out of doors and I continuously witnessed doors being held for people. Whether it was someone standing and holding it for several people at a time, or it was simply just someone looking back and holding it as they continued walking. I think this simple act is something that is embedded into many peoples daily lives, it's a habit that symbolizes civility and maybe even a graceful gesture.
3) This next one is not one I expected to witness in my time here at the library. A young man and young lady screamed really loud in the library it was just a "AAA", everyone took off their headphones and put down their books giggling at what we just heard. A girl even signaled at me in a sort of "whats going on" gesture as we both laughed it off. I think those 2 young students were pulling a little prank although it is disrespectful to do in a library it seems like a representation of "the college experience" Its a form of young adult culture, doing things just for the fun of it.
4) I also witnessed many people walk and move in and out of the technology center, I have personally been there myself a few times and witnessed many people having troubleshooting problems when it comes to Wi-Fi, problems with their work/school laptops and so on. So normally students would visit the technology center to seek out help. Seeing this I feel as though it represents how humans may more often need guidance whether it is guidance in fixing a problem with a device, it could also be guidance in seeking life advice, or maybe even guidance in movements such as dance.
5) The last movement I observed was not one but many students studying, reading and getting school work done. The consistent act of writing down notes, typing papers on their computers, listening to music while getting their work done and most likely watching lecture videos or even searching for other solutions to their academic related questions and problems. I think this symbolizes an academic culture filled with diligent and dedicated students, although our schedules can be jam packed we are consistently on the move trying to get work done.

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I did my watching while taking a walk through campus.
1) The first movement I saw started with two males who walked up to each other and greeted one another by doing a handshake with their fingers also known as 'shaking up'. It continued with another one of their friends walking up and greeting them the same way. I believe this is apart of friendship culture because I see this a lot, mostly with males.
2) The next movement I noticed, also by a male who may be a football player, was a sort of juke movement as he walked around someone getting in his way. This could be apart of athlete culture, instead of just walking to the side he incorporated his technique with football to move to the side.
3) I also saw a women make a face palm movement after reading something on her phone. This to me was representing stress or irritation from whatever it is that she saw on her phone because after that she put her phone down and walked away quickly.
4) As I continued my walk, I saw two younger males make a movement greeting each other by throwing the peace sign off their heads and saying "yoo!". This could represent another form of friendship culture from different generations/ perspectives.
5) Lastly, before making it to my car I encountered another women and we smiled at each other. This is Kind culture in a way because we did not have to smile at each other, but it is a friendly thing to do when passing by or just in general.

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We sat around Frog Baby :)
1. We saw our first couple near the fountain. The boyfriend tied his girlfriend's shoes for her. She lifted her foot one by one, without asking. And he obliged without a word. We thought that this ties into relationship culture and traditional chivalry. The boyfriend provided a simple act of kindness and service through this movement.
2. With the same couple, we noticed that they were posing and taking pictures of each other. We assumed that these pictures were for social media because they did not take any photos together. We said that this reflects social media culture, having to pose and look "just right". Each moment has to be documented and posted.
3. The second couple that we saw tied into relationship culture, also. When the girlfriend first greeted her partner, she hugged them and then sat on their lap. We agreed that this showed how PDA is normalized in our culture. It also shows the couple's comfortability with each other and the security they feel in their relationship.
4. We observed two friends later who were also taking pictures. These pictures, though, were more professional. The girl had a higher quality camera, and she was posing her friend (most likely for an assignment). We agreed that this was a part of art culture. She noticed how the light affected the picture and moved her friend to improve the image. Her friend acted as a subject for her.
5. The second pair of friends we saw were two men who greeted each other with a handshake. The older man was sitting on a bench, and the younger man was walking by. They quickly said "Hello", shook hands, and went about their business. We said that this was a sign of respect and acknowledgement between two men. The handshake symbolizes that in our culture.

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I went to North Dining during lunchtime.
1. I first noticed how a chef in his uniform walked with a tall posture and a student next to him in sweatpants and a T-shirt, slouched when she walked. I think this shows how what you wear often affects how you move and hold yourself. It shows your status and what you or others expect of you.
2. I also saw how many people were coughing since it is allergy season and sickness is going around, but every person who coughed turned away from the food, and people around them covered the cough as much as they could. This is a sign of respect and common courtesy that many were taught to do growing up.
3. I saw many students and adults turn the barcode on their food items toward the cashier so they could scan it easily. Not everyone did it but the movement shows respect and kindness toward the one serving them. It could even be that the ones doing this have worked as a cashier before and are aware of the help it gives.
4. I also noticed how if 2 people were eating together, and one sat down, the other would move to sit across from them instead of beside them. This shows respect for personal space as well as interest in making eye contact.
5. Only a few people I saw did this, but some moved their hands in front of their mouths when chewing. This can be seen as a sign of courtesy for others they are eating with or often it is something the person does if they are insecure about the way they eat.

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We went to Westside park, about five minutes from campus.
1. We saw an old couple walking together. Their body movement expressed comfortability, which made us think they've probably been together for a while. They were smiling and talking together, and holding hands. They were walking closely to each other, and I think it symbolizes that they were happy together.
2. We seen someone fall off their skateboard. We though he might actually be hurt because he fell hard, but he got back up and continued skateboarding. His body definitely symbolized pain and slight embarrassment, because he was looking around to see if anyone say him fall.
3. We seen two people say hello and hug, they started walking up to the park together. This symbolized that they were meeting up at the park. They had kids that played together too.
4. We seen quite a few people running by the river. Everyones expressions were different. I think this symbols the difference in people even if they're doing the same action.
5. The last movement we noted was laughing. We tried to look for people laughing, and most of them we realized they're facing towards the person they're laughing at. I think this symbolizes friendship.

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While I was at the Atrium, I saw many movements that are ingrained in western culture that we either feel obligated to do or that it is such a common movement, that we don't even realize we are doing it.

1. The first movement I saw was waving. I saw this happen 2 times and they both had different meanings. The first wave I saw was between 2 people and they were waving goodbye. I assume that they were waving goodbye because they both got up, exchanged words, waved, and walked in opposite ways. The second time I watched someone wave was across the building. I interpreted it as two people recognizing one another and addressing that they saw each other by saying hello in the form of a specific movement. This showed me that I can see the same, basic movement, but I realized it can be used differently in situations to mean different things.

2. The second movement I saw people smiling at one another in passing. I take this as, and in some cultures as well, this can be seen as a polite gesture when you make eye contact with someone.

3. The third movement I observed was hugging. I witnessed a group of girls meeting up with one another and they hugged when greeting each other. I think that this shows that movement can mean many different things. I normally think of hugging as a movement to say goodbye. But this showed that hugs can be interpreted in different ways. For example, you can hug someone to make them feel better, or you can give a hug when you are meeting someone for the first time or greeting someone.

4. The fourth movement I saw was a table of people laughing. I am unsure of what they were laughing about but I interpret laughing as people having a good time, enjoying themselves, or if something is funny.

5. The last movement I observed was pointing. I know we talked about this in class and I think this is why I recognized a lot more than I normally would have. I saw many people point and they all had different interpretations. I saw some people point in a certain direction, like the bathroom or chick-fil-a, and some people pointed at other things, like another person. Although it was all the same movement, they each had a different meaning and context.

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I walked around campus I saw a professor shaking hands with someone else maybe a colleague or student, but I think this symbolizes a mutual respect between the two people.
2. I saw a guy listening to music and doing homework at the atrium which I think symbolizes the average college student.
3. I saw a guy just dancing with headphones on at the gym I think this symbolizes blowing off some stress or relaxing.
4. I watched my friend practice soccer at the field after joining the soccer club which I believe symbolizes dedication.
5. I saw a friend jumping up and down after getting a phone call in his dorm room I think this symbolizes being happy or excited.

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i went to Woodworth dining!
1. I saw a girl sitting by herself in a corner with her laptop. She was tapping her foot and biting the end of her pen. She was also looking at her laptop in deep focus. I think this symbolizes she is anxious and stressed out with whatever she was doing
2. There were two young guys sitting together eating. They were sitting across from each other. They seemed to be very comfortable with each other. They tended to laugh at each other and were smiling alot. I think this symbolizes that they were pretty close friends.
3. I saw a bunch of girls walk down to the dining hall and all sit down with each other. They all were sitting with each other and talking and including everyone in the conversation except for the girl on the end of the table. She wasn't talking much and seemed to almost be excluded from the group. I think this symbolizes that the girls in the group were very focused on each other. They weren't including everyone in the group. The girl that was being excluded was probably feeling lonesome
4. Then i saw an older man sitting by himself. He seemed to almost look like a professor cause he was eating and had his laptop open and was typing on his computer a lot. I think this symbolizes that he is very dedicated to his job and spends a lot of time doing his work
5. Last I saw the cashier on duty and they were sitting very slouched over and not making to much eye contact. They also weren't talking to much to the students that were coming in the line. I think this symbolizes that they were very tired snd ready to go home for the day.

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We went to the Ball State Gym!
1. We saw two younger men stretching together. They were doing the same moves for the same amount of time. Some of the ones they were doing was seal, child's pose, and sitting crisscross applesauce and twisting their backs. We think this symbolizes friendship and harmony. They both were in a friendship and could bond over working out and stretching.
2. Then, we saw one older man working out by himself. We saw him pick up his weights and put them back after using them. Not only that, but we saw him put his mats back and clean up after himself. We think this symbolizes community and cleanliness. He wanted to keep the community clean and comfortable for others.
3. Next, we saw one girl working out by herself. She was switching from doing shoulder press on a bench and face pulls on a cable machine. We think this symbolizes she want to get through her workout fast. Maybe she had somewhere to be after.
4. After, we saw one girl ask for a spot on bench press and the spotter said yes. The girl was going for her fourth rep when she needed help. The spotter helped the girl by lifting the weight with her. We think this shows a sense trust. The girl lifting the weight had to trust the spotter to help her when she needed it. The spotter had to trust the girl that she would let her know when she needs help.
5. Finally, we saw a guy high-five a girl after her bench press reps. We think this shows a sign of congratulations. The guy was so happy for this girl when she made her bench sets.

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