An educational researcher is intrigued by a student who has a rare genetic condition that interferes with a portion of the brain that is suspected to control emotions. As a result, the student exhibits uncontrolled emotional outbursts at unexpected times. The researcher observes the student in a variety of situations with the hopes of identifying ways in which the student's condition interferes with building close personal relationships. Which of the following research methods is this researcher using?
A. Correlational research
B. A case study
C. Laboratory research
D. A questionnaire
Answer: B
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