Participant observation is defined as the “primary method used by anthropologists doing fieldwork. Fieldwork involves "active looking, improving memory, informal interviewing, writing detailed field notes, and perhaps most importantly, patience” (Kawulich, 2005). The study is an empirical textual analysis of a primary data with low level of control. In this empirical study primary data is collected, unlike in a medium control were the question is closed- ended the researcher can be able to control the results and they are only answering what is being asked in a low level of control the participants are not restricted into answering only what they being asked the participants has the chance to answer beyond the question asked. The findings of
