Information That Makes Up a Case Study Tends to Come

question 42

Multiple Choice

Information that makes up a case study tends to come from:

• A) tests that measure unconscious functioning.
• B) Pearson's r correlation coefficient.
• C) the manipulation of the independent variable.
• D) a variety of sources.

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Definitions:

Consensus

A general agreement among a group of people or within a community, often reached after discussion and consideration of various perspectives.

Distinctiveness

the quality or condition of being clearly different or unique, setting someone or something apart from others.

Kelley's Covariation Model

A psychological theory that explains how individuals attribute cause to events based on the consistency, distinctiveness, and consensus of the event.

Consensus

General agreement among a group or community, often reached through collective deliberation.