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What is included in the definition of a case study?
A range of information on
individuals
or groups
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What is often the main source of data in case studies?
Interviews
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What makes case studies special compared to other research methods?
The level of detail collected about
subjects
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What type of data is usually collected in case studies?
Qualitative data
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What is a snapshot in the context of case studies?
A short case study
duration
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What is a longitudinal study?
A
long-term
case study duration
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Why are longitudinal studies considered interesting?
They observe
changes
over time
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In which field have case studies been significantly used?
Clinical psychology
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What was the phobia of the boy known as Little Hans?
Fear
of
horses
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How did Freud conduct the case study of Little Hans?
By
sending letters to his father
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What does the case of Genie illustrate about childhood development?
The importance of
early years
in learning
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What is a strength of case studies in psychological research?
They provide
in-depth
and rich information
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What is meant by a holistic approach in case studies?
Understanding behavior from
multiple perspectives
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Why can't findings from case studies be generalized?
They study
unique
individuals or situations
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What is a potential problem with the data collected in case studies?
More
data than can be used
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What is researcher bias in case studies?
Loss of
objectivity
due to close involvement
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How can case studies generate hypotheses?
By providing insights for
experimental
testing
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What technology can now confirm findings from Broca's research?
FMRI
brain scans
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What are the strengths and weaknesses of case studies?
Strengths:
In-depth
and rich information
Holistic understanding of behavior
Unique cases can challenge theories
Weaknesses:
Lack of
generalizability
Potential for researcher bias
Dependence on memory and
interviews
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What is the purpose of the tutorial videos mentioned at the end?
To provide
exam tips
and
examples
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Who supports the development of the research methods unit?
Students and teachers on
Patreon
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What is the aim of the next research methods video?
To discuss
aims
and
hypotheses
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