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This document outlines the key characteristics of a satisfactory case study, including continuity, completeness of data, validity of data, confidential recording, and scientific synthesis. It emphasizes the importance of collecting comprehensive and accurate data through methods like interviews and surveys, while maintaining subject confidentiality. A satisfactory case study also involves interpreting evidence to identify causal factors, make diagnoses, and consider treatment or development procedures.
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- 1. CHARACTERISTICS OF A SATISFACTORY CASE STUDY Keith Owen T. Garcia
- 2. CASE STUDY Continuity Completeness of Data Validity of Data Confidential Recording Scientific synthesis
- 3. CONTINUITY Knowledge is continuous . Information is continuous. Characteristics of a Satisfactory Case Study 3
- 4. COMPLETENESS OF DATA Interviewing, or gave a questionnaire, survey. Characteristics of a Satisfactory Case Study 4
- 5. VALIDITY OF DATA Validity refers to how accurately a method measures what it is intended to measure. If research has high validity, that means it produces results that corresponds to real properties, characteristics, and variations in the physical or social world. Characteristics of a Satisfactory Case Study 5
- 6. CONFIDENTIAL RECORDING Refers to a condition in which the researcher knows the identity of a research subject, but takes steps to protect the identity from being discovered by others. Characteristics of a Satisfactory Case Study 6
- 7. SCIENTIFIC SYNTHESIS This refers to an interpretation of the evidence that is more than a mere enumeration of data secured; it embraces diagnosis in identifying casual factors, and prognosis in looking toward treatment or developmental procedures. Characteristics of a Satisfactory Case Study 7
- 8. SOCIAL SKILLS OF CASE WORK
- 9. SOCIAL SKILLS It refers to any competence facilitating interaction and communication with others where social rules and relations are created, communicated and changed in verbal and nonverbal ways. 9
- 10. SOCIAL SKILLS SOCIAL INSIGHTS EMPATHY COMMUNICATION COOPERATION PARTICIPATION ORGANIZATION SOCIAL COUNSELING 10
- 11. CYCLE OF CASE STUDY AND CASE WORK 11
- 12. 12 1. Recognition and determination of the status of phenomenon 2. Collection of data relating to the factors or circumstances associated with the given phenomenon 3. Diagnosis or identification of casual factors as a basis for remedial or developmental treatment 4. Application of remedial or adjustment measures 5. Subsequent follow-ups to determine the effectiveness of the corrective or developmental measures applied.
- 13. THANK YOU Keith Owen T. Garcia
Editor's Notes
- Now when we talk about characteristics it talks about a trait or quality that makes different from others and to have a good case study you need to satisfied them satisfied is to believe that something is true that it is good enough or to meet their satisfaction what they are expecting in your case study. There are 5 characteristics of satisfactory case study that helps to meet a satisfaction it is
- Continuity is continues knowledge and information is continues. Even when we are growing up. There is a desirable information as for instance continuity of information during your elementary days up to high school it is very important to gather those information and to have a experience in relation to what you are going to do.
- Data completeness refers to the comprehensiveness or wholeness of the data. There should be no gaps or missing information for data to be truly complete. Sometimes incomplete data is unusable, but often its still used even with missing information, which can lead to costly mistakes and false conclusions.
- If the thermometer shows different temperatures each time, even though you have carefully controlled conditions to ensure the sample’s temperature stays the same, the thermometer is probably malfunctioning, and therefore its measurements are not valid.
- Most human subjects research requires the collection of a signed consent agreement from participants, and the collection of other personally identifiable data, and thus researchers are aware of the identity of their subjects. In such cases, maintaining confidentiality is a key measure to ensure the protection of private information.