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2.
Matthew
Desmond
also
points
out
that
we
cannot
just
study
the
individual
when
trying
to
understand
a
social
phenomena
such
as
poverty
and
eviction.
He
explains
that
structural
forces
such
as
the
housing
market,
court
systems,
and
the
economy
are
also
to
blame
for
the
social
issues
related
to
poverty
and
eviction.
Here,
he
is
studying
poverty
and
eviction
using
the
¥
540
levels
a.
psychological
b.
geographical
C.
macro
d.
micro
3.
Matthew
Desmond
writes
that
18
"when
you
try
to
unde.rstand
people
t'>y
allowing
their
lives
to
mold
your
own
as
fully
and
genuinely
'as
posm.bly.
You
do
thlslby
building
rapport
with
the
people
you
want
to
know
better
and
f(?llowmg
ther.n
ov;ar
a
(?sg
stretch
of
time,
observing
and
experiencing
what
they
do,
workmg.
and
playl'ng
alongside
them,
and
recording
as
much
action
and
interaction
as
you
can
until
yotixfil:legllir;
t:t:othn;ove
like
they
move,
talk
like
they
talk,
think
like
they
think,
and
feel
something
y
feel".
What
kind
of
research
1s
this?
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