Why Is It Difficult to Make Generalisations Based on the Results

question 68

Multiple Choice

Why is it difficult to make generalisations based on the results of case study research?

• A)Because case study research is, by definition, immune to the error of making generalisations. That is its greatest strength!
• B)Because case studies involve far too many people to allow for generalisations. You would be better off using a research design that uses fewer participants.
• C)Because a case study involves only one or a few subjects, their actions may be atypical and not representative of a larger group of people or population.
• D)Because the statistics involved in case study research do not allow one to draw larger conclusions about a population.

Understand the legal and ethical implications of discrimination and prejudice in the workplace.

Relate diversity and discrimination concepts to real-world workplace scenarios.

Comprehend strategies to counteract prejudice and discrimination in the organizational setting.

Identify and understand different forms of discrimination and their impacts.

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