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Single-Case Research Methods for the Behavioral and Health Sciences
- David L. Morgan - Spalding University
- Robin K. Morgan - Indiana University Southeast, USA
September 2008 | 280 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
Using an integrated case study approach, the book begins with the underlying logic of single-case (and its relations to applied behaviour analysis) designs, specific design strategies and tactics, data presentation and interpretation, and the general advantages of single-subject research for those working in applied settings - particularly courses in psychology, social work, counseling and therapy, nursing, and related human services and allied health sciences.
Introduction
Chapter One: Why Single-Case Research Methods?
Chapter Two: Comparing Group and Single-Case Designs
Chapter Three: Observational Strategies
Chapter Four: Dimensions of Single-Case Research Design and Data Display
Chapter Five: Single-case Experimental Designs: The Withdrawal Design
Chapter Six: Multiple-Baseline Designs
Chapter Seven: Changing Criterion Designs
Chapter Eight: Comparing Treatments: The Alternating Treatment Designs
Chapter Nine: Data Analysis in Single-Case Research
Chapter Ten: Contemporary Themes and Future Directions in Single-Case Research
References
Index
A very good book for those students interested in thinking about Single Case Research Design in their clinical healthcare practice. Informative and clear.
School of Health & Social Care, Lincoln University
January 21, 2016
Accessible and comprehensive discussion of designs
Faculty of Social Work, University of Manitoba
April 10, 2015
This is a book that enlighten the single-case design very well. Easy to read and understand.
Dep of Physiotherapy, School of Health, Care and Social Welfare
January 28, 2012
I will use this as additional reading.
Education Dept, Tufts University
October 6, 2011
A great book, but would be viewed as additional reading rather than part of the recommended reading list. We may adopt it later once qualitative methodologies are included in the course.
Reseach Department, European School of Osteopathy
June 22, 2010
Good overview of SSR
School Of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh
March 5, 2010
