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Single Case Research Methodology (4th Edition) by Jennifer R. Ledford provides a comprehensive guide to designing, conducting, and analyzing single-case research. It is an essential resource for students, researchers, and professionals who use individualized study methods in psychology, education, and applied behavior analysis.
Single case research methodology is a powerful tool for studying behavior. This book explains how to assess intervention effectiveness by focusing on individuals or small groups rather than large populations. It provides a step-by-step approach to planning and implementing studies.
Clear guidelines ensure accuracy. The book covers key research designs, including reversal, multiple-baseline, and alternating treatment designs. It explains how to collect, interpret, and visualize data effectively. Readers learn to apply rigorous scientific methods to small-scale research.
Ethical considerations are a major focus. The book discusses informed consent, data confidentiality, and best practices for working with human participants. It ensures that researchers uphold ethical standards while conducting single-case studies.
Real-world examples bring concepts to life. Case studies demonstrate how single case research methodology is used in education, clinical psychology, and behavior therapy. These practical applications help readers connect theory with practice.
The 4th edition includes updated research techniques. It covers the latest trends in data analysis, experimental control, and technology integration in single-case studies. Readers stay current with advancements in the field.
For educators, therapists, and applied researchers, this book is an invaluable resource. It bridges theory with application, helping professionals design studies that lead to meaningful conclusions. With its structured approach, Single Case Research Methodology remains a trusted guide for conducting effective and ethical research.
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