A Collective Case Study Is Different from Other Case Studies

question 23

Multiple Choice

A collective case study is different from other case studies in that

• A) more than one individual is studied.
• B) more than one data collection method is used.
• C) more than one researcher studies the individual.
• D) a community is studied rather than an individual.

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Definitions:

Gerrymandering

The manipulation of electoral district boundaries to favor one party or class.

Retrospective Voting

A theory in political science where voters make decisions based on a politician's or a political party's past performance rather than future promises.

Prospective Voting

A voting behavior where voters make decisions based on future outcomes they expect from electing a candidate, as opposed to past actions.

National Elections

Electoral processes that determine governmental leadership at the national level, typically involving the selection of a country's executive leader and legislative representatives.