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  • Psychology
  • Education Research
  • Applied Behavior Analysis

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  • Visual analysis is the standard method for interpreting single-case design data.
  • Previous research shows inconsistent interrater agreement among visual analysts, highlighting a need for statistical analysis.
  • Few studies integrate both visual and quantitative analyses of the same single-case data.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess interrater agreement among experts in visual analysis of single-case design graphs.
  • To determine the correspondence between expert visual analysis and effect size metrics.
  • To evaluate the reliability of visual analysis when applied to implementation planning data.

Main Methods:

  • Eleven experts in school psychology and special education performed blind reviews of 26 multiple-baseline graphs.
  • Graphs evaluated implementation planning fidelity supports for educators and student outcomes.
  • Data were analyzed for interrater agreement and correlation with log response ratio effect size.

Main Results:

  • Strong agreement was found among experts regarding the presence and meaningfulness of treatment effects.
  • High correspondence was observed for graphs related to adherence and quality.
  • A quadratic relationship emerged between aggregate expert visual analysis and effect size statistics.

Conclusions:

  • Expert visual analysis of single-case design graphs demonstrates reliable agreement.
  • Visual analysis results align with quantitative effect size metrics, validating its use.
  • Findings support the combined use of visual and statistical analyses in single-case research.