In this episode of Behavioral Intelligence con Mara Sánchez, we explore D.4: Identifying the defining features of single-case experimental designs.

Single-case experimental designs are the foundation of research in applied behavior analysis.

In this episode, you will learn:

• Why individuals in ABA research serve as their own controls
• The importance of repeated measurement in behavioral experiments
• How prediction, verification, and replication establish experimental control
• Why these features make single-case designs scientifically powerful

We will also discuss:

• Clinical ABA examples using single-case experimental designs
• How repeated measurement allows precise analysis of behavior change
• BCBA exam tips for recognizing design features in exam questions
• Common mistakes students make when interpreting single-case designs

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Stay tuned for D.5: Strengths of single-case vs group designs.