Case Study Research

Case study research may involve all of the following except:

• Small groups or an organization

• An individual or a community

• A decision process or a relationship

• A specific project or a computer software

A Case Study must have in-depth data collection involving multiple sources of information such as:

• Observations and Questionnaires

• Revenue in dollars and weight in kilograms

• Documents and Audio Recordings

• Interviews and Transcripts

The key to Case Study identification is that it is bounded within certain parameters such as:

• A scientific place where the case is located

• The timeframe in which the case is studied

• Certain people involved in the case

• Physiology of the community

Case theories might be organized by the researcher in all except:

• Chronology

• Theoretical Model

• Horizontal Analysis

• Similarity and differences analysis

The intent of the case study analysis is studied in:

• 2 - variation

• 3 - Variation

• 4 - Variation

• 5 - Variation

In conducting a case study how many main procedures are there?

• 4

• 3

• 6

• 2

These challenges may occur in a case study except:

• Which bounded system to study

• Whether to study a single or multiple cases

• The need to be rigorous in the research

• The extrinsic purpose of the analysis

Defining features of case studies in a complete findings section includes all but:

• A description of the case

• Opinions of the case

• Issues of the case

• Theme of the case