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Click on a journal title below to get access to online issues of the journal. Search within the journal using keywords, author, or other search options.
To search more than one applied behavior analysis (ABA) journal at the same time, use the PsycINFO database, as it indexes journals in ABA and related subjects.
In PsycINFO, use the drop down menu in the Advanced Search and choose "Publication Title"
Next, type the journals you want to search, typing OR in between each title:
Finally, add keywords or limiters to your search as needed.
Alternatively, you can search for your topic in PsycINFO and then filter your results by Publication Title (journal) on the left. Make sure to click "More" to view the entire list:
If you just search the phrase "single subject," you'll likely miss some studies which use single subject research design (SSRD) that do not include that phrase in the text of the article. Use these tips for finding single subject research design articles:
Try variations of the term such as "single case" or try using keywords for the type of SSRD method used, such as
In a search, string together all the possible descriptions of SSRD types in one search box with the word OR in between -- it enables you to search for any sort of SSRD, regardless of how it's described:
"single case" OR "single subject" OR "reversal design" OR "withdrawal design" OR "ABAB design" OR "A-B-A-B design" OR "ABC design" OR "A-B-C design" OR "ABA design" OR "A-B-A design" OR "multiple baseline" OR "alternating treatments design" OR "multi-element design" OR "multielement design" OR "changing criterion design"
This method of searching doesn't guarantee all the results will be single subject research designs. Be sure to read the abstract carefully to confirm the article matches what you are looking for.
