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  • Applied Behavior Analysis
  • Single Case Experimental Design Methodology

Background:

  • Single Case Experimental Design (SCED) is fundamental to applied behavior analysis, emphasizing client needs and scientific inquiry.
  • While quality indicators for SCED are recommended, their implementation is inconsistent.
  • There is growing interest in SCED analysis methodology, with ongoing debate regarding visual analysis versus newer statistical approaches.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To address the inconsistent implementation of SCED quality indicators.
  • To explore the differences between visual analysis and newer analytical methods in SCED.
  • To provide recommendations for improving the reporting of SCED research.

Main Methods:

  • Review of quality indicators for SCED.
  • Analysis of trend and variability in published SCED literature.
  • Examination of design choice and analysis decisions in SCED.
  • Review of statistical analyses reporting in SCED.
  • Meta-analysis of prior SCED reporting guidelines.
  • Current review of two leading journals in the field.

Main Results:

  • Recommendations for SCED quality indicators are widespread but not consistently implemented.
  • Differences between visual analysis and newer analytical methods warrant exploration for understanding SCED data.
  • Design choices and analysis decisions in SCED are often not fully articulated.
  • Statistical analyses in SCED are frequently inadequately justified or described.

Conclusions:

  • Explicit language for reporting SCED results is recommended.
  • Proposed reporting scaffold aligns with existing guidelines but adds detail, exemplars, and justification.
  • Improved reporting will enhance the quality of individual SCED studies.
  • Enhanced reporting will facilitate the use of SCED findings in future meta-analytic work.