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Although single-subject research is most closely associated with the behavioral perspective, its methodological framework is versatile and can address questions from any theoretical orientation. For example, researchers can use single-subject designs to test cognitive-based studying techniques on individual students. Furthermore, clinical practitioners operating from cognitive, humanistic, psychodynamic, or behavioral perspectives can effectively use this approach to document therapeutic change and measure individual clients' improvement over time.

Theoretical Perspectives in Single-Subject Research

Which statement best describes the application of single-subject research across different theoretical perspectives?

A clinical practitioner operating from a humanistic or psychodynamic perspective can effectively use single-subject research designs to document a client's therapeutic change over time.

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