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TYPES OF CASE STUDY


TYPES OF CASE STUDY

1. Cumulative Case Studies: These serve to aggregate information from several sites collected at different times. The idea behind these studies is the collection of past studies will allow for greater generalization without additional cost or time being expended on new, possibly repetitive studies.
2. Inductive Case Study: In such studies, the particular of a case are given and by inductive thinking the trainers work out the theory, or general principles.

 3. Critical Instance Case Study: This method is useful for determining causes and consequences. Its main idea is to investigate one or more sources to investigate a situation with unique interest and with almost no interest to generalization. It is also good for questioning a universal assertion.

4. Observational: Using this method, data is gathered by participant observation which is then augmented by formal or informal interview. A good example would be observing workers in the staff break room within a company.  In this case, the researcher can choose to observe some group of persons and their interaction with certain concepts and ideologies in order to gather data about the subject.
5. Pilot case studies: This is a summarized method done before executing a full-scale investigation. The main reason for this type of study is to assist in classifying questions and choose measurement parameters before the actual investigation. However, if you are not careful, you may be tempted to make a premature conclusion based on the initial summary.

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