ABA glossary
Single-case design
Also called single-subject design, within-subject design
Definition
An experimental design in which each participant's behavior is measured repeatedly across conditions and compared with that participant's own baseline. A study may include one or several participants.
Example from a session
A reversal design with one adult client is a single-case design.
Can you spot single-case design in a scenario?
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