Single-Case Design in Child Counseling Research: Implications for Counselor Education
Counselor education programs are ethically bound to teach methods of research and evaluation so counselors may identify counseling methods that have a reasonable probability of success. Single-case design represents rigorous research practice, is amenable to practice. and allows the practitioner the opportunity to explore interventions from quantitative and qualitative perspectives. Key elements of single-case methodology are reviewed, including benefits, specific details, and pitfalls related to conducting single-case research with children. A case study and suggestions for implementation in counselor education are provided.
Ray, Dee C.; Barrio Minton, Casey A.; Schottelkorb, April A.; and Garofano Brown, April. (2010). "Single-Case Design in Child Counseling Research: Implications for Counselor Education". Counselor Education and Supervision, 49(3), 193-208.
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