a model that considers the main ideas of social anthropology. These include:
1) Social anthropology seeks to understand human societies from the inside, that is, how people interpret their behavior, traditions, and relationships.
2) It focuses on social structures (such as family, tribe, religious groups, and economic systems), social roles, cultural patterns, and customs.
3) Research tools include participant observation, in-depth interviews, document analysis, and case studies to understand people’s daily lives in their natural context.