Single-Case Research Designs: Methods for Clinical and Applied Settings
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Single-Case Research Designs: Methods for Clinical and Applied Settings

by Alan E. Kazdin

Psychology Research Methods clinical research
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A foundational resource detailing single-case research methods for clinical and applied professionals seeking rigorous, individualized study designs.

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Single-Case Research Designs presents established methods for conducting rigorous research with individual cases in clinical and applied environments.

The text covers core principles of experimental design, measurement, and evaluation tailored to settings where group comparisons are not feasible.

Readers will find guidance on selecting appropriate designs, collecting reliable data, and interpreting results within practical contexts.

The book emphasizes methodological standards that support evidence-based decision making across disciplines.

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