The reporting of case studies generally requires generic methods and literature review sections a succinct methods secti

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The reporting of case studies generally
requires
generic methods and literature review sections
a succinct methods section and yet very lengthy literature
review section
methods and literature review sections that generally tell the
reader you did those parts of the study
a methods section that requires description and a literature
review that contains fairly-treated key citations of the
literature
Four test commonly used to establish the
quality of most empirical social research are also useful
and relevant to case study research. Which of the following
is not one of those tests?
construct validity
internal validity
external validity
format validity
As most case study research has some element of human
interaction, ethical considerations with those
subjects are crucial. These considerations generally revolve around
all the following except:
informed consent
avoiding harm and deception
confusing privacy with a public right to know
protection of especially vulnerable groups
The Japanese words Muda,
Mura, and Muri mean:
usefulness, unevenness in business workflow, waste resulting
from overburdening a system
uselessness, evenness in business workflow processes, waste
resulting from overburdening a system
uselessness, unevenness in business workflow processes, waste
resulting from overburdening a system
futility, unevenness in business workflow processes, waste
resulting from underburdening a system
The second of four general strategies of analyzing case
study evidence is:
working your data from the ground up – which looks a lot like
grounded theory approach
working your data from the ground up – which is a lot like
relying on theoretical propositions
developing a case description – similar to organizing to a
descriptive framework
examining plausible rival explanations – which unfortunately
doesn’t work with the remaining strategies