A comprehensive bibliography of articles, books, and book chapters authored by professional
social workers and related to the theory and application of single-subject research designs in
social work practice is presented. Over 250 citations are listed, spanning the years 1965 through
1990. This bibliography may be useful for social work practitioners seeking further instruction
in the use of such designs, for social work students, and for scholarly use by professional
educators.
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