Some information in a case study is likely to be judgmental, particularly when observer and participant-observer modes of data collection are used.
Observer and participant-observer modes of data collection are likely to bring some element of judgement to a case study.
Case studies using observer and participant-observer modes of data collection are always totally non-judgemental.
The man was smoking with sipping on gin and juice.
Men are covered in blue.
He was eager to carry lots of ties, because he always wanted to wear neckties.
A man and woman carrying bags.
Two women are looking past the bridge.
A boy is sitting at a desk in a classroom.