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In the social science methodology one can distinguish two research approaches: nomothetic and idiographic. The nomothetic approach involves seeking general laws and rules existing in nature. Typical research procedures as to the approach in question are: experimenting, inspecting and correlating, whereas the approachrelated characteristic methods are the following: interviews, surveys, observations, experiments and tests. The idiographic approach is based on explaining phenomena in such a way as to identify external events that may shape the said phenomena in a qualitative way. As far as the latter is concerned, a case study is the right research procedure to this end, whereas the methods involved are as follows: document analyses, interviews, observations or projective tests [1]. According to W. Windelband and H. Rickert, the fact that the idiographic approach was mentioned is a result of one’s focus on seeking characteristic traits which distinguish the given phenomena from the others [2].

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