CASE STUDY

What is the primary aim of a case study?

• To conduct a survey

• To analyze a population

• To provide an in-depth understanding of a single case

• To summarize existing literature

Which method involves examining textual data to identify themes?

• Statistical Analysis

• Mixed Methods

• Qualitative Analysis

• Quantitative Analysis

What type of case study is selected based on the researcher's specific interest?

• Local Knowledge Cases

• Key Cases

• Cumulative Cases

• Outlier Cases

Which form of case study is used to identify research questions for larger studies?

• Illustrative

• Exploratory

• Cumulative

• Critical Instance

What is a disadvantage of case studies regarding generalizability?

• They are easy to replicate

• Findings may not be applicable to other cases

• Findings are always applicable to other cases

• They require minimal time for analysis

What section of a research paper summarizes objectives and key results?

• Methodology

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Results and Discussions

What does the 'Statement of the Problem' section do?

• Presents the theoretical framework

• Summarizes the research findings

• Clearly states what needs to be understood

• Defines key terms

In which chapter is the 'Review of Related Literature' found?

• Chapter 4

• Chapter 3

• Chapter 2

• Chapter 1

What is the purpose of the Methodology section?

• To present the results

• To provide background information

• To describe the research design and procedures

• To summarize findings

What should the 'Results and Discussions' chapter include?

• Only the data analysis method

• Graphs, tables, and figures for each statement of the problem

• Theoretical implications

• A summary of the entire research