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-{{Template}}The '''case study''' is one of several ways of doing [[social science]] [[research]]. Other ways include [[experiment]]s, [[statistical survey|surveys]], [[multiple histories]], and analysis of archival information.+{{Template}}
 +The '''case study''' is one of several ways of doing [[social science]] [[research]]. Other ways include [[experiment]]s, [[statistical survey|surveys]], [[multiple histories]], and analysis of archival information.
 +==See also==
 +* [[Dora (case study)]]
 +* [[Case method]]
 +* [[Case study in psychology]]
 +* [[Phronetic social science]]
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The case study is one of several ways of doing social science research. Other ways include experiments, surveys, multiple histories, and analysis of archival information.

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