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However, the findings from case studies cannot be generalized or applied to larger populations; this is because cases are not randomly selected and no control group is used for comparison.
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One should read the case study carefully

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You can find the answer in the case study

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This question relates to the application of statistical results from the case study referenced in the question. When the cases (or related samples) are not randomly selected, they cannot be said to be a true representative of the general population, hence  they cannot be generalized.

What is a sample?

Samples are elements of a population that are used in a research to test the behavior of that population against independent variables.

For samples to be valid, they must be selected randomly. Hence, When the cases (or related samples) are not randomly selected, they cannot be said to be a true representative of the general population, hence  they cannot be generalized.

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