Application of Operantly Based Single Case Design Methodology In Neurophysiological Feedback

Author

Jenny M. Barnes, University of Mississippi

Date of Award

1-1-2012

Document Type

Undergraduate Thesis

First Advisor

Scott A. Gustafson

Relational Format

Dissertation/Thesis

Abstract

This study demonstrates the utility of an ABA multiple baseline design in demonstrating causality, efficacy, and clinical effectiveness in neurofeedback studies. An operantly based multiple baseline (baseline, intervention, return to baseline] design was utilized. The results demonstrate the empirical and clinical utility ofwithin-subject design methodologies, as an alternative to large N group comparison designs, in both basic research and applied clinical studies. The data also contain effect size statistics to make findings available for meta-analytic studies.

Recommended Citation

Barnes, Jenny M., "Application of Operantly Based Single Case Design Methodology In Neurophysiological Feedback" (2012). Honors Theses. 2766.
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/hon_thesis/2766

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