Case Studies Differ from Observational Research Because They

question 13

Multiple Choice

Case studies differ from observational research because they

• A) assess people in a natural setting.
• B) make use of the Chi-square analysis.
• C) may assess the behavior of only one person.
• D) are more useful in creating valid samples.

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