Concept information
Preferred term
negative cases
Definition
- A negative case is a strategy used especially in qualitative, naturalistic evaluation approaches to develop claims of fact or value that apply to all instances of cases. Data are analyzed iteratively with a working hypothesis or proposition in mind—cases that support the proposition strengthen the proposition; those that do not are called negative cases. [Source: Encyclopedia of Evaluation; Negative Cases]
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-HJD6L45Z-8
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