Researchers must decide where to locate their observations, and once that is done, they must decide who, where, and what to observe. Field studies are a study in which researchers continually ask questions about including different types of observations or broadening the type of people and interactions they focus on. Data from field studies is very impregnable and must be constantly revised, in order to avoid losing precious time in the event of errors. The benefit of field studies is total immersion in an entirely different culture or subculture for periods of time, and they provide interactions, individuals, and contexts for