Typically, a case study
A) cannot compare the person being studied to a comparison group.
B) is of little interest to personality theorists.
C) reports a large amount of numerical data.
D) allows researchers to draw strong conclusions about cause and effect.

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A case study typically focuses on a single individual or group and does not involve a comparison group for comparison, making it difficult to draw causal conclusions.

Typically, a Case Study