Routledge - Single-Case Research Methods in Sport and Exercise

Explore the application of single-case research methods within the fields of sport and exercise psychology. This Routledge publication examines how these methods serve as a powerful way to track changes in outcome variables, including behavior, performance, and various psychological constructs. By using single-case designs, researchers and practitioners can assess the efficacy of specific interventions. This approach has many practical uses in sport and exercise science, such as creating more effective performance techniques for athletes and sportspeople. Additionally, these methods help provide a better understanding of exercise behaviors in clinical populations. This book provides the necessary foundation for understanding the principles and techniques required to implement these research methods effectively in professional settings.