Hello dear writer, this is a mock research design essay that is based on an ethn

Hello dear writer, this is a mock research design essay that is based on an ethnography regarding the experiences of the homeless.
The instructions of this paper will be below:
1.Introduction (Around 250/300 words):
-Introduce the research topic.
-Offer background information
-Clarify and highlight the purpose of the the research
2.Research Approach(Around 1300 words):
-Discuss the methodological approach ( In this case it is an ethnography). For example: Explain how through ethnography, researchers can gain a deep comprehension of the experiences of a particular group of people in their natural environments.
-Provide an explanation for this taking ontological and epistemological issues into account, along with the research topic and questions.
-Include a brief literature review that argues, in light of current knowledge, why the research is necessary.
(In brief for this part make sure to follow these claims to support your claims:
What research question or questions are being investigated?
Is this the best methodological approach and set of methods for the selected topic? Why?
Which ontological and epistemological approach is adopted, and why?
What is known about the selected study topic from the literature?
Cite relevant research methodology literature to support your claims).
3. One qualitative method (Around 550-600 words):
-Using methodological literature as support, discuss one qualitative research method you would employ for your topic, explain its applicability, and evaluate its advantages and disadvantages in respect to your project (In this case the chosen qualitative research method would be Participant Observation).
-Talk about the methodologies’ practical components, such as sample size, recruitment or selection, and access, when applicable.
-Be thoughtful and explain how you intend to use appropriate information to address ethical challenges that may arise.
(In brief for this part make sure to follow these claims to support your claims:
Is this the best approach for the project and methodological approach you have chosen?
Is this the approach that will work best for my research sample?
Cite relevant research methodology literature to support your claims).
4. One unsuitable qualitative method approach (Around 450-500 words).
-Talk about one unsuitable qualitative research method that, considering your methodological approach and research focus, you would not employ.
-Give a brief overview of the methodology and then explain why it is unethical and practically unsuitable for your research topic.
– Cite relevant research methodology literature to support your claims.
5. One method of analysis( Around 600 words):
-Give a brief explanation of the method you plan to use to analyse the data you gather in relation to the goals of your study (In this case, thematic analysis would be the method of analysis).
When appropriate, talk about ethical and practical issues.
-Consider the potential influence of your role as a researcher on the process of analysis
(In brief for this part make sure to follow these claims to support your claims: Is this the best method of analysis for the issue you have chosen? Why?
Don’t just describe the method of analysis, but demonstrate how you will actually use this method to analyse the data you intend to collect.
Think about the usefulness of data management and storage.
How do you feel about your position? Do you have any biases or prior notions about the phenomenon under study? How are you going to handle this?
Cite relevant research methodology literature to support your claims).
6. Conclusion(Around 400 words).