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Design and Analysis of Single-Observation vs. Comparison-Group Experiments

2026-02-02

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<p>AbstractThe purpose of this work is to alert researchers that meaningful comparisons may be possible for two-condition experiments that have a control group (CG) and only a single treated observation (SO). These designs involve the comparison of a single outcome measurement (denoted as YT) from a single treated case obtained at one point in time vs. , where is a group-based estimate of what YT would have been h...

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4b7762bd-77f8-5d3c-8c04-4a3177223faf
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10.31234/osf.io/96htf_v1
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