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Froggy Jumps Case Study Mastery QuizOnline version Core concepts of Case Study research by Stefanny Alvarado 1 According to the theoretical framework of Yin and Creswell, what constitutes a "Case"? a A bounded system delimited by time, place, and activity. b A group of variables selected for statistical correlation. c A universal phenomenon that applies to all populations equally. 2 Why are "How" and "Why" questions preferred in an explanatory Case Study? a Because they seek to quantify the frequency of a specific behavior. b Because they are easier to answer with a simple "yes" or "no" survey. c Because they deal with operational links needing to be traced over time. 3 Which of the following is a fundamental requirement for a research project to be classified specifically as a case study? a The manipulation of independent variables to observe a controlled change. b The identification of a "bounded system" (specific time, place, and participants). c The use of a large, random sample to represent a whole country. 4 What is the primary methodological reason for using triangulation in a Case Study? a To transform qualitative data into purely numerical statistics. b To ensure construct validity by using multiple sources of evidence. c To prove that one data source is more important than the others. 5 What is the primary focus of the "Qualitative" research paradigm used in Case Studies? a To explore meanings and the complexity of human experiences in their context. b To establish cause-and-effect laws through controlled experiments. c To isolate variables and measure them using standardized statistical tools. 6 What is the main difference between an "Intrinsic" and an "Instrumental" Case Study? a Intrinsic is done in a lab; Instrumental is done in a library. b Intrinsic uses numbers; Instrumental uses only words and stories. c Intrinsic focuses on the case's uniqueness; Instrumental uses the case to understand a broader issue 7 Which scenario represents a "Case Study" instead of a General Narrative or a Phenomenological study? a A collection of personal life stories and biographies from 20 different English teachers across Mexi b A study that explores the universal essence of the "teaching vocation" by interviewing educators who c An in-depth analysis of how one specific bilingual program in a rural school in Veracruz operates ov

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Case Study Mastery QuizOnline version

Core concepts of Case Study research

by Stefanny Alvarado

According to the theoretical framework of Yin and Creswell, what constitutes a "Case"?

A bounded system delimited by time, place, and activity.

A group of variables selected for statistical correlation.

A universal phenomenon that applies to all populations equally.

Why are "How" and "Why" questions preferred in an explanatory Case Study?

Because they seek to quantify the frequency of a specific behavior.

Because they are easier to answer with a simple "yes" or "no" survey.

Because they deal with operational links needing to be traced over time.

Which of the following is a fundamental requirement for a research project to be classified specifically as a case study?

The manipulation of independent variables to observe a controlled change.

The identification of a "bounded system" (specific time, place, and participants).

The use of a large, random sample to represent a whole country.

What is the primary methodological reason for using triangulation in a Case Study?

To transform qualitative data into purely numerical statistics.

To ensure construct validity by using multiple sources of evidence.

To prove that one data source is more important than the others.

What is the primary focus of the "Qualitative" research paradigm used in Case Studies?

To explore meanings and the complexity of human experiences in their context.

To establish cause-and-effect laws through controlled experiments.

To isolate variables and measure them using standardized statistical tools.

What is the main difference between an "Intrinsic" and an "Instrumental" Case Study?

Intrinsic is done in a lab; Instrumental is done in a library.

Intrinsic uses numbers; Instrumental uses only words and stories.

Intrinsic focuses on the case's uniqueness; Instrumental uses the case to understand a broader issue

Which scenario represents a "Case Study" instead of a General Narrative or a Phenomenological study?

A collection of personal life stories and biographies from 20 different English teachers across Mexi

A study that explores the universal essence of the "teaching vocation" by interviewing educators who

An in-depth analysis of how one specific bilingual program in a rural school in Veracruz operates ov

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by Stefanny Alvarado

According to the theoretical framework of Yin and Creswell, what constitutes a "Case"?

Why are "How" and "Why" questions preferred in an explanatory Case Study?

Which of the following is a fundamental requirement for a research project to be classified specifically as a case study?

What is the primary methodological reason for using triangulation in a Case Study?

What is the primary focus of the "Qualitative" research paradigm used in Case Studies?

What is the main difference between an "Intrinsic" and an "Instrumental" Case Study?

Which scenario represents a "Case Study" instead of a General Narrative or a Phenomenological study?

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