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[PDF] Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative
This study attempts to answer when to write a single case study and when to write a multiple case study. It will further answer the benefits and disadvantages with the different types. The literature review, which is based on secondary sources, is about case studies. Then the literature review is discussed and analysed to reach a conclusion ...
PDF Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative study
3.1.1 Format of a case study. Except to identify the case and the specific type of a case study that shall be implemented, the researchers have to consider if it's wisely to make a single case study, or if it's better to do a multiple case study, for the understanding of the phenomenon.
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tive approach or a single case study because ethnography is a much broader picture of the culture. Then when comparing a narrative study and a single case to study a single individual, we feel that the narrative approach is seen as more appropriate because narrative studies . tend. to focus on a single individual whereas case studies
Comparative Case Studies: Methodological Discussion
In the past, comparativists have oftentimes regarded case study research as an alternative to comparative studies proper. At the risk of oversimplification: methodological choices in comparative and international education (CIE) research, from the 1960s onwards, have fallen primarily on either single country (small n) contextualized comparison, or on cross-national (usually large n, variable ...
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researchers are conducting single case research. To place these 38 studies into context, a search of single or comparative case studies (i.e. two cases), or articles emphasizing the use of single cases as a methodology, yielded 104 articles during this same time period. Further, several special issues have showcased single case studies ...
Comparative case studies
"A case study is an in-depth examination, often undertaken over time, of a single case - such as a policy, programme, intervention site, implementation process or participant. Comparative case studies cover two or more cases in a way that produces more generalizable knowledge about causal questions - how and why particular programmes or ...
Comparative Analysis: Exploring Similarities and Differences in Case
Comparative analysis contributes to theory-building and refinement. It helps researchers develop and test theories by examining how they apply across different contexts. Enhanced Generalizability: While single-case studies provide valuable insights, comparative analysis enables researchers to generalize findings to a broader range of situations ...
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A multiple case research design shifts the focus from understanding a single case to the differences and similarities between cases. Thus, it is not just conducting another (sec-ond, third, etc.) case study. Rather, it is the next step in developing a theory about fac-tors driving differences and similarities.
(PDF) Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative
2017-01-12 J. Gustafsson Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative study Johanna Gustafsson Academy of Business, Engineering and Science Halmstad University Halmstad, Sweden Keywords: Case study, single case study, multiple case studies Paper type: Literature review ABSTRACT There are several different definitions and kinds of case studies.
Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative study
There are several different definitions and kinds of case studies. Because of different reasons the case studies can be either single or multiple. This study attempts to answer when to write a single case study and when to write a multiple case study. It will further answer the benefits and disadvantages with the different types. The literature review, which is based on secondary sources, is ...
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Single Case Studies The study of a single case is considered comparative if it uses or develops concepts applicable to other cases, and/or seeks to make larger inferences. Ideal to examine ^deviant cases, to generate hypotheses, to develop new classifications. Inferences based upon one case are less secure.
Multiple Case Research Design
The major advantage of multiple case research lies in cross-case analysis. A multiple case research design shifts the focus from understanding a single case to the differences and similarities between cases. Thus, it is not just conducting more (second, third, etc.) case studies. Rather, it is the next step in developing a theory about factors ...
Case Study Methodology of Qualitative Research: Key Attributes and
A case study is one of the most commonly used methodologies of social research. This article attempts to look into the various dimensions of a case study research strategy, the different epistemological strands which determine the particular case study type and approach adopted in the field, discusses the factors which can enhance the effectiveness of a case study research, and the debate ...
Single-Case Design, Analysis, and Quality Assessment for Intervention
Single-case studies can provide a viable alternative to large group studies such as randomized clinical trials. Single case studies involve repeated measures, and manipulation of and independent variable. They can be designed to have strong internal validity for assessing causal relationships between interventions and outcomes, and external ...
2.3: Case Selection (Or, How to Use Cases in Your Comparative Analysis
Types of Case Studies: Descriptive vs. Causal. There are a number of different ways to categorize case studies. One of the most recent ways is through John Gerring. He wrote two editions on case study research (2017) where he posits that the central question posed by the researcher will dictate the aim of the case study.
What Is a Case, and What Is a Case Study?
Résumé. Case study is a common methodology in the social sciences (management, psychology, science of education, political science, sociology). A lot of methodological papers have been dedicated to case study but, paradoxically, the question "what is a case?" has been less studied.
case selection and the comparative method: introducing the case
This has been a long-standing challenge in the conduct of comparative case study research, but it is particularly relevant given the emerging consensus around value multi-method designs (Mahoney, 2010: 138). 16 The Case Selector is one tool in a growing toolbox available to case study researchers to manage the information overload that occurs ...
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The Case for Case Studies - May 2022. 7.1 Introduction . In the lead article of the first issue of Comparative politics, Harold Lasswell posited that the "scientific approach" and the "comparative method" are one and the same (Reference Lasswell Lasswell 1968: 3).So important is comparative case study research to the modern social sciences that two disciplinary subfields ...
(PDF) Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative
2017-01-12 J. Gustafsson Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative study Johanna Gustafsson Academy of Business, Engineering and Science Halmstad University Halmstad, Sweden Keywords: Case study, single case study, multiple case studies Paper type: Literature review ABSTRACT There are several different definitions and kinds ...
2.3: Case Selection (Or, How to Use Cases in Your Comparative Analysis)
Incorrect or biased inferences are less of a worry when we have 1,500 cases versus 15 cases. In small -N research, case selection simply matters much more. According to Blatter and Haverland (2012), "case studies are 'case-centered', whereas large-N studies are 'variable-centered'". In large-N studies, the concern is with ...
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Methodological Brief No.9: Comparative Case Studies Page 1 1. COMPARATIVE CASE STUDIES: A BRIEF DESCRIPTION A case study is an in-depth examination, often undertaken over time, of a single case - such as a policy, programme, intervention site, implementation process or participant. Comparative case studies cover two
Single Case Study
The single case study is the most basic form of case-oriented research, but researchers may also conduct a series of case studies, each study building on the previous, or conduct simultaneous studies of several instances of the same phenomenon (as in comparative research). The key commonality of these different case-oriented approaches is that ...
Single Case Studies Vs. Multiple Case Studies: a Comparative Study
Jack (2008) and Stake (1995) another difference between a single case study. and a multiple case study is that in a multiple case study the researcher. studies multiple cases to understand the similarities and differences between. the cases. Therefore the researcher can provide the literature with important.
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This study attempts to answer when to write a single case study and when to write a multiple case study. It will further answer the benefits and disadvantages with the different types. The literature review, which is based on secondary sources, is about case studies. Then the literature review is discussed and analysed to reach a conclusion ...
3.1.1 Format of a case study. Except to identify the case and the specific type of a case study that shall be implemented, the researchers have to consider if it's wisely to make a single case study, or if it's better to do a multiple case study, for the understanding of the phenomenon.
tive approach or a single case study because ethnography is a much broader picture of the culture. Then when comparing a narrative study and a single case to study a single individual, we feel that the narrative approach is seen as more appropriate because narrative studies . tend. to focus on a single individual whereas case studies
In the past, comparativists have oftentimes regarded case study research as an alternative to comparative studies proper. At the risk of oversimplification: methodological choices in comparative and international education (CIE) research, from the 1960s onwards, have fallen primarily on either single country (small n) contextualized comparison, or on cross-national (usually large n, variable ...
researchers are conducting single case research. To place these 38 studies into context, a search of single or comparative case studies (i.e. two cases), or articles emphasizing the use of single cases as a methodology, yielded 104 articles during this same time period. Further, several special issues have showcased single case studies ...
"A case study is an in-depth examination, often undertaken over time, of a single case - such as a policy, programme, intervention site, implementation process or participant. Comparative case studies cover two or more cases in a way that produces more generalizable knowledge about causal questions - how and why particular programmes or ...
Comparative analysis contributes to theory-building and refinement. It helps researchers develop and test theories by examining how they apply across different contexts. Enhanced Generalizability: While single-case studies provide valuable insights, comparative analysis enables researchers to generalize findings to a broader range of situations ...
A multiple case research design shifts the focus from understanding a single case to the differences and similarities between cases. Thus, it is not just conducting another (sec-ond, third, etc.) case study. Rather, it is the next step in developing a theory about fac-tors driving differences and similarities.
2017-01-12 J. Gustafsson Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative study Johanna Gustafsson Academy of Business, Engineering and Science Halmstad University Halmstad, Sweden Keywords: Case study, single case study, multiple case studies Paper type: Literature review ABSTRACT There are several different definitions and kinds of case studies.
There are several different definitions and kinds of case studies. Because of different reasons the case studies can be either single or multiple. This study attempts to answer when to write a single case study and when to write a multiple case study. It will further answer the benefits and disadvantages with the different types. The literature review, which is based on secondary sources, is ...
Single Case Studies The study of a single case is considered comparative if it uses or develops concepts applicable to other cases, and/or seeks to make larger inferences. Ideal to examine ^deviant cases, to generate hypotheses, to develop new classifications. Inferences based upon one case are less secure.
The major advantage of multiple case research lies in cross-case analysis. A multiple case research design shifts the focus from understanding a single case to the differences and similarities between cases. Thus, it is not just conducting more (second, third, etc.) case studies. Rather, it is the next step in developing a theory about factors ...
A case study is one of the most commonly used methodologies of social research. This article attempts to look into the various dimensions of a case study research strategy, the different epistemological strands which determine the particular case study type and approach adopted in the field, discusses the factors which can enhance the effectiveness of a case study research, and the debate ...
Single-case studies can provide a viable alternative to large group studies such as randomized clinical trials. Single case studies involve repeated measures, and manipulation of and independent variable. They can be designed to have strong internal validity for assessing causal relationships between interventions and outcomes, and external ...
Types of Case Studies: Descriptive vs. Causal. There are a number of different ways to categorize case studies. One of the most recent ways is through John Gerring. He wrote two editions on case study research (2017) where he posits that the central question posed by the researcher will dictate the aim of the case study.
Résumé. Case study is a common methodology in the social sciences (management, psychology, science of education, political science, sociology). A lot of methodological papers have been dedicated to case study but, paradoxically, the question "what is a case?" has been less studied.
This has been a long-standing challenge in the conduct of comparative case study research, but it is particularly relevant given the emerging consensus around value multi-method designs (Mahoney, 2010: 138). 16 The Case Selector is one tool in a growing toolbox available to case study researchers to manage the information overload that occurs ...
The Case for Case Studies - May 2022. 7.1 Introduction . In the lead article of the first issue of Comparative politics, Harold Lasswell posited that the "scientific approach" and the "comparative method" are one and the same (Reference Lasswell Lasswell 1968: 3).So important is comparative case study research to the modern social sciences that two disciplinary subfields ...
2017-01-12 J. Gustafsson Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative study Johanna Gustafsson Academy of Business, Engineering and Science Halmstad University Halmstad, Sweden Keywords: Case study, single case study, multiple case studies Paper type: Literature review ABSTRACT There are several different definitions and kinds ...
Incorrect or biased inferences are less of a worry when we have 1,500 cases versus 15 cases. In small -N research, case selection simply matters much more. According to Blatter and Haverland (2012), "case studies are 'case-centered', whereas large-N studies are 'variable-centered'". In large-N studies, the concern is with ...
Methodological Brief No.9: Comparative Case Studies Page 1 1. COMPARATIVE CASE STUDIES: A BRIEF DESCRIPTION A case study is an in-depth examination, often undertaken over time, of a single case - such as a policy, programme, intervention site, implementation process or participant. Comparative case studies cover two
The single case study is the most basic form of case-oriented research, but researchers may also conduct a series of case studies, each study building on the previous, or conduct simultaneous studies of several instances of the same phenomenon (as in comparative research). The key commonality of these different case-oriented approaches is that ...
Jack (2008) and Stake (1995) another difference between a single case study. and a multiple case study is that in a multiple case study the researcher. studies multiple cases to understand the similarities and differences between. the cases. Therefore the researcher can provide the literature with important.