This PPT is helpful for designing the Case Study of any individual, Group, events etc. It is on Academic Format.

1. PRESENTATION ON : THE
PROCESS OF CASE STUDY
AS A TEMPLATE
BY: GULZAR HUSSAIN
PIRAMAL FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION
LEADERSHIP

2. CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• DETAILS ABOUT THE CASE
• 1. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION
• 2. PERSONAL HISTORY
• 3. FAMILY HISTORY
• 4. SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUND
• 5. ATTITUDE OF THE FAMILY
• 6. NATURE OF THE PROBLEM
• 7. CAUSES OF THE PROBLEM
• 8. EFFECTS OF THE PROBLEM ON THE CLIENT
• 9. SOCIAL DIAGNOSIS
• INTERVENTION
• 1. DIRECT INTERVENTION
• 2. INDIRECT INTERVENTION
• PRINCIPLES FOR CASE STUDY

3. INTRODUCTON
WHAT IS CASE STUDY?
AN INTENSIVE ANALYSIS OF
GROUP PERSON EVENT

4. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION
• Name of the Client ………………
• Age ……………………………………………
• Sex …………………………………………
• Religion ………………………………
• Caste …………………………
• Marital Status……………………
• Educational Background ……………
• Occupational Status …………
• Address …………………………………

5. PERSONAL HISTORY
• Physical Standard ………………
• Habits ………………………………….
• Number of Children…………….
• Personal Income…………………

6. FAMILY HISTORY
• Type of Family ………………………
• Total Family Members ………….
• Family Income (Sufficient to meet out the Expenses).
• Details about the Family Members –

7. SOCIO-ECONOMIC
BACKGROUND
• Housing Status ……………………………………………………
• Assets and Property …………………………………………..
• Sources Available ………………………………………………. Tube Well, No
Sanitation, No Electricity.
• Total Number of Earning Members……………………….
• Total Income of the Family…………………………………….
• Is any Children/Siblings is working under 14 years of Age.
• Is any Women working under any Job Setting.
• Is Family is indebted from external sources.

8. ATTITUDE OF THE FAMILY
• Attitude of the Family towards Education –
• Attitude of the Family towards Health –
• Attitude of the Family towards Religion -

9. NATURE OF THE PROBLEM
• Types of Problems:

10. CAUSES OF THE PROBLEM
• Overall responsible factors..

11. EFFECTS OF THE PROBLEM ON
THE CLIENT

12. SOCIAL DIAGNOSIS
What it is?
SIGNIFICANT SOCIAL FACTORS
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROBLEM

13. INTERVENTION
1. DIRECT INTERVENTION:
• CRYSTALIZATION
• SENSITIZATION
• MOTIVATION
• PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT IF REQUIRED
• RESOURCE MOBILIZATION
• SUGGESTION & ADVICE
2. INDIRECT INTERVENTION:
• ENVIROMENT MODIFICATION

14. PRINCIPLES FOR CASE
STUDY
• Principle of Acceptance
• Principle of Individualization
• Principle of Non-judgmental Attitude
• Principle of Confidentiality
• Principle of Purposeful Expression of
Feelings
• Principle of Controlled Emotional
Environment
• Principle of Self-determination

15. CONCLUSION