Qualitative Case Study Methodology

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The number of participants needed to conducts a qualitative case study methodology requires ten children participants from a diverse racial/ethnic backgrounds. The number could be increased with a saturation range of fifteen participants. Qualitative research generally uses a small sample number which implements a non-probability techniques through in-depth, individual, audio-taped, transcribed, and coded into major themes and subthemes. Case studies also allows the researcher ability to analyze and conclude real life contemporary, human situations.

Case study methodology’s are very fill with complexities from analyzing multiple sources of data, if the researcher saturates the participants will become to large

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