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Single Subject Research Design

Definition 

A single subject research design is a sort of research methodology that involves evaluating a single phenomena (typically a behavior) over time. It is commonly used to evaluate interventions. A researcher might, for example, create a baseline of studying behavior for a disruptive student (A), then introduce a treatment including positive instructor attention (B), and finally switch to a treatment containing moderate punishment for not studying (C).