In case-study research, we can
A) Have confidence in causal inferences drawn.
B) Draw causal inferences, which can be applied to the general population.
C) Speculate on causal connections that could be tested with higher-constraint research.
D) Rule out the effect of extraneous variables.
Answer: C
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