Pauline Said:

Is there a way to get access to just a case study from a text?

We Answered:

I could not find an on line copy of the book or the case study./ You may want to try a local library. If not explain the problem to your instructor.

Jason Said:

Does anyone know how to do a case study on the correlation between music and personality?

We Answered:

Question some of your friends (don't use any names in your report) about what kind of music they listen to when they are sad, happy, exicited, mad, etc. etc.
Music is important in the social and personal lives of adolescents. They cruise the streets in vehicles with pounding subwoofers; 25,000-seat concert stadiums sell out in minutes; and billions of dollars are spent each year on tapes and compact discs. Between Grades 7 and 12, the typical adolescent spends over 10,000 hours listening to music, an amount of time similar to that spent in class by the time they graduate from high school
http://www.questia.com/googleScholar.qst…
Case Study:
http://www.therebeccacenter.org/library/…
http://www.gttp.org/docs/HowToWriteAGood…
http://www.scribd.com/doc/5573359/Music-…

Franklin Said:

Where can I find a case study on a health problem?

We Answered:

I'm going to give U several sites that will help U. See below.
groups.yahoo.com/group/anosmia
www.anosmia.net/
www.maxuk.net/ (this one is actual cases)
www.personal.ecu.edu/wuenschk/anosmia.… (this is people who suffer from it)


I hope these help U

Troy Said:

What should i include in a geography case study?

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Basic facts like when it happened and how many people died, how it affected the population and the economy of the area it happened in etc. Then go on to say what caused it and what the effects were.

Timothy Said:

How to start a business case study?

We Answered:

Thanks Sarah & Makenna.

Jeffery Said:

Tips on writing a psychodynamic case study?

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Not a lot of information to go on here, but case studies usually follow a certain format. Assuming that you need to pick a subject for your study, or maybe even assess someone you know? Start the report by stating the "complaint" from the subject, or the subjects view of the "problem". Then follow with section describing their background information, this should include demographics like age, gender, sexual orientation, race, culture, ethnicity, place of birth, etc. Follow up with family background and dynamics. Then current functioning, how are they going about their lives now? Do they have a job? etc. Next, the symptoms, what the heck is wrong with this person that is observable (i.e., he washes his hands 30 times a day). Followed this with your analysis of all the information in previous sections, putting the information together and forming your opinion on the subjects problems and strengths (remember that any case study should include the subjects strengths and not just be focused on negatives). This is generally the longest and most difficult part, because it requires thinking rather than just data collection. Follow that with your diagnosis (from the current DSM) and conclusion. And finish with your recommendations for treatment. Hope that helps and good luck.

Terrence Said:

Where can I find some good case study scenarios?

We Answered:

try to google the following
instructional case studies or
www.microsoft.com/net/CaseStudies