Apply what you’ve learned about anthropology, psychology, sociology and research methods to features of a specific society.Here’s the scenario: Imagine you are a traveler from outer space. Having just landed on this strange land called Earth, your mission is to interpret and outline a research plan for a feature of this unfamiliar society.Follow these five steps:Select a feature of this society to look at more closely (from the list provided):the fashion preference of some young people to wear ball caps backwardsthe human relationship preference of some people choosing to live together before getting marriedthe diet preference of some people to be vegetariansthe entertainment preference of some people for reality television shows featuring people choosing a mateUse the “Stranger in a strange land exemplar(Opens in new window)” to use as a guide as you complete this assignment.Interpret the feature you select from the point of view of an anthropologist, a psychologist, or a sociologist and record your interpretation of what’s happening from this point of view on the corresponding tab.As an anthropologist:As a psychologist:As a sociologist:Outline what type of data you need to collect and identify the data sources and methods you’ll use to verify your interpretations.Some guiding questions to assist you:What types of data would you collect? Quantitative? Qualitative? Both?What questions would you ask to gather the data from your distinct point of view: as an anthropologist, psychologist, or sociologist?How will you collect the data you need? Interviews? Participant observation?Summarize your interpretations and research plan.Review your work using the rubric, make any necessary changes to improve your work, and submit to your teacher for feedback.