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Between-Case Standardized Mean Differences: Flexible Methods for Single-Case Designs

2022-03-22

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<p>Single-case designs (SCDs) are a class of research methods for evaluating the effects of academic and behavioral interventions in educational and clinical settings. Although visual analysis is typically the first and main method for primary analysis of data from SCDs, quantitative methods are useful for synthesizing results and drawing systematic generalizations across bodies of single-case research. Researcher...

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