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Single case experimental design: an overview

International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 2010
Background In health related research, it is critical not only to demonstrate the efficacy of intervention, but to show that this is not due to chance or confounding variables. Content Single case experimental design is a useful quasi-experimental design and method used to achieve these goals when there are limited participants and funds for research ...
Mehdi Rassafiani, Robab Sahaf
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Single-Case Experimental Designs: Clinical Research and Practice

2022
In recent decades, it has become clear that data collected at an individual level provides critical evidence that can be used to refine theories, improve treatment, and inform health care decisions. Recent developments in the field of single-case experimental design (SCED) have provided new opportunities to utilize data from a single person.
Vlaeyen, Johan W.S., Onghena, Patrick, Vannest, Kimberly J., Kratochwill, Thomas R.   +3 more
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Single-Case Experimental Design in Rehabilitation

American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2023
Abstract Single-case experimental design is a family of experimental methods that can be used to examine the efficacy of interventions by testing a small number of patients or cases. This article provides an overview of single-case experimental design research for use in rehabilitation as another option along with traditional group-based ...
Yang, Lujia, Armijo-Olivo, Susan, Gross, Douglas P.   +2 more
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Single-case designs and clinical biofeedback experimentation

Biofeedback and Self-Regulation, 1977
Rigorous evaluation of the effects of biofeedback with clinical populations is necessary, but practical problems often preclude utilization of between-groups experimental designs involving large numbers of clients with clinically relevant problems. Single-case experimental designs provide a viable alternative for answering most research questions.
D H, Barlow, E B, Blanchard, S C, Hayes, L H, Epstein   +3 more
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Single-Case Experimental Designs

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1973
The difficulty of developing and evaluating effective treatments in psychiatry and clinical psychology points out the inadequacy of current research methodology involving comparisons of large groups. An alternative approach firmly founded in the scientific method, but particularly appropriate to the study of complex behavior disorders, is the single ...
D H, Barlow, M, Hersen
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Transition States in Single Case Experimental Designs

Behavior Modification, 2019
The continuation of a baseline pattern of responding into a treatment phase, sometimes referred to as a “transition state,” can obscure interpretation of data depicted in single-case experimental designs (SCEDs). For example, when using visual analysis, transition states may lead to the conclusion that the treatment is ineffective.
Kristen M. Brogan, John T. Rapp, Bailey R. Sturdivant   +2 more
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Single case design experimentation

British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 1995
Single case experimental designs permit evaluation of the effects of intervention on individual patients. They afford therapists greater control over the treatment process, and allow direct comparisons to be made between therapeutic strategies. The flexibility and variety of experimental designs suggest that single case research can make major ...
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Single case experimental design: controlling the study

Nurse Researcher, 1998
Single case reports are popular in nursing, as well as, for example, in education, psychology and medicine, and can give a clear picture of aspects of individual characteristics in a way that neither large scale controlled trials nor even large scale qualitative studies can hope to do. In both these latter cases, considerable individual detail is lost,
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Single-Case Experimental Designs in Neuropsychological Rehabilitation

Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 1987
It is becoming accepted that single-case studies can offer important contributions to theoretical aspects of neuropsychology. Such recognition has not been so forthcoming in the field of rehabilitation, where single-case studies can be employed to evaluate neuropsychological treatments.
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