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Observation: Dave And Buster Restaurant

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Thursday 22, 2015 at 5:45pm Observation 1: Dave & Buster restaurant is well known for hosting parties for different types of event, its beautiful extravaganza interior attract kids, and adults. The PlayStation for kids and teenager which is also inside Dave and Buster is well design and it also have multiple interesting games. The location of this restaurant is between two highways in Marietta, The outside view is not a very welcome place for kids, but as soon as anyone saw the interior view, their point of view change. while exploring the playground they have for kids; I saw one kid, a boy between the ages of 3 to possibly 5, African American. He was been sensible because his father was playing a game which involve hitting, but instead he prefer the slicing game (fruit slicing) over the hitting game (acorn knockdown) which apply to the positive reinforcement- a desired behavior; the boy prefer the fruit slicing game over the acorn knockdown game, even if his reaction seems sensible when he tells his father to stop playing the acorn knockdown game. …show more content…

according to the Freud iceberg theory the id is responsible for desired feelings; in this scenario desired feeling occur while looking at different types of games, the boy desired to play the fruit slicing over the acorn knockdown game; the id part of the brain gain the majority amount of excessive desired feelings to process out while the ego part didn't process out any sense of shame or embarrassment; which mean that the id part gain control of the body and conscious mindset while the ego part was just perhaps resting. The eyes seeing first then transfer it to the Id part which process out the desired feeling to

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