Describe what single-case experiments or designs are

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Problem: Describe what single-case experiments or designs are. Think of a particular case or intervention that has piqued your curiosity about practice effectiveness. Briefly describe the case or intervention. Design a single-case experiment that is relevant to that case or intervention. Try to design it in a way that would be feasible to implement.

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