Glossary C
Glossary C
- Case Study Method : Case Study Method refers to a research procedure in which a single person or small group is studied in detail. The method does not allow conclusions about cause-and-effect relationships, and findings can be generalized only with great caution which is in contrast with Single-Case Experimental Design
- Case study method : Case study method refers to an intensive study of a single person described in detail.
Case-oriented analysis means : (1) An analysis that aims to understand a particular case or several cases by looking closely at the details of each, and (2) A private investigator's billing system .
Caseload management means directing one’s time and schedule, and tracking and following up one’s caseload; carefully monitoring each client’s experience of the counseling relationship, treatment compliance , and progress; and ensuring that ones caseload remains manageable in terms of size, number of weekly client contacts , complexity, challenge, and psycho-emotional demand.
Caspase theory of Alzheimer's disease refers to the proposal that beta amyloid stimulates substances called Caspases, which become enzymes that destroy neurons.