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. 2021 Feb 24;6:2396941521999010. doi: 10.1177/2396941521999010

Table 3.

Results for Research Quality Standards, Effect Size, Number of A-B Comparisons, and Procedural Integrity.

Number Label for Figure 2 Authors Year Type Quality Standards Effect Size Number of A-B Comparisons Procedural Integritya
Akande 2000 Single-case design Does not meet NR
1 Akmanoglu 2015 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 0.911 12 20% of baseline and intervention;100%.
Akmanoglu-Uludag & Batu 2005 Single-case design Does not meet 20% of baseline and intervention;100%.
2 Barbera & Kubina 2005 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.92 3 NR
3 Bloh 2008 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 0.629 (e-t) Tau-U = 0.627 (r-e-t) 24 NR
4
5 Byrne et al. 2014 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 0.531 3 35% of all sessions; P1 99.9 %, P2 99.5 %, P3 99.9%
Carbone et al. 2006 Single-case design Does not meet NR
6 Cengher & Fienup (Study 1) 2019 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 1 (NPA) Tau-U = 0.973 (PA) 6 NR
7
Cihon et al. 2019 Group design Meets with reservations Cohen’s d = .56 (primary DV) 25%, 25%, and 27% of all sessions; 99.7%, 99.5%, and 99.7%
Conallen & Reed 2016 Single-case design Meets with reservations No graph 20% of sessions; No score reported
Conallen & Reed (Study 1) 2017 Single-case design Does not meet NR
8 Dass et al. 2018 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.692 3 100% of sessions; P1 100%, P2 100%, P3 98%
9 Delfs et al. 2014 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 0.816 11 NR
10 Dixon et al. 2017 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.988 5 Mentions fidelity data was collected; No details reported
11 Dueñas, et al. 2019 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.756 9 33% of sessions; Baseline 95%, intervention 96%
12 Frampton et al. 2016 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.971 7 50%, 36%, 65%, 50%, 22% assessed per participant; P1 100%, P2 100%, P3 99.8%, P4 99.8%, P5 99%
Frampton, et al. 2017 Single-case design Does not meet 30% across participants; 99%
13 Frampton et al. 2019 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.943 6 44.68%, 32%, 0%, 20%, 25%, 41.67% per participant; P1 99.89%, P2 100%, P3 not collected, P4 100%, P5 100%, P6 99.72%
14 Giunta-Fede et al. 2016 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.899 (CM) 9 100% of DTT sessions; P1 99%, P2 99%, P3 99%
Greenberg et al. 2014 Single-case design Does not meet NR
Greer & Du 2010 Single-case design Does not meet NR
Grow et al. 2016 Single-case design Does not meet NR
15 Hanney et al. 2019 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.48 (isolated) Tau-U = 0.707 (compound) 4 40% of all tact-training trials; exceeded 98%
16
Jimenez-Gomez et al. 2019 Single-case design Does not meet NR
17 Kelley et al. 2007 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 0.925 7 NR
18 Kelly & Holloway 2015 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 0.812 9 NR
Kodak & Clements 2009 Single-case design Meets with reservations Cannot calculate NR
19 Leaf et al. 2011 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.908 7 41.9% of all intervention sessions; 97.9%
20 Leaf et al. 2014 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.961 (EC) Tau-U = 0.826 (MTL) 12 EC 37% and MTL 34% of sessions; EC 99.1% MTL 98.1%
21
Leaf et al. 2016 Single-case design Does not meet SE 37% and MA 36% of sessions; 99%
Leaf et al. 2017 Single-case design Does not meet 29% of probes and 23% of teaching; 99%
Lorah & Parnell 2017 Single-case design Does not meet 100% collected; No scores given
Lydon et al. 2009 Single-case design Does not meet NR
22 Majdalany et al. 2014 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 0.915 (massed) 18 minimum 30% per participant; 99%
23 Tau-U = 0.889 (distributed)
24 Tau-U = 0.837 (interspersed)
25 Majdalany et al. 2016 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.911 (0 s) 9 50% per participant; 100%
26 Tau-U = 0.908 (6 s)
27 Tau-U = 0.847 (12 s)
28 Marchese et al. 2012 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.956 (object) 8 50% baseline, 27% training, 33% maintenance-evaluation sessions; 100%, 96%, 98%
29 Tau-U = 0.957 (object + question)
30 McHugh et al. 2011 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 1 12 NR
Miguel & Kobari-Wright (Study 1) 2013 Single-case design Does not meet 82% of sessions; P1 100%, P2 99%
Naoi et al. 2007 Single-case design Does not meet NR
Pistoljevic & Greer 2006 Single-case design Does not meet NR
Ryan & Charragain 2010 Group design Meets with reservations Cohen’s d = 1.42 NR
Scattone & Billhofer 2008 Single-case design No graph NR
31 Schebell et al. 2018 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.493 (pictures) 6 at least 30% of sessions; 100%
32 Tau-U = 0.457 (videos)
33 Schnell et al. 2018 Single-case design Meets Tau-U = 0.699 (SMET) 9 33% of sessions; P1 100%, P2 100%, P3 99%
34 Tau-U = 0.708 (CMET)
35 Tau-U = 0.626 (IF)
36 Shepley et al. 2016 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 0.775 6 minimum 20% for each condition; 99.4%
Sidener et al. 2010 Single-case design Does not meet 48% of sessions; 98%
Simpson & Keen 2010 Single-case design Does not meet Data collection was automated via computer
Sprinkle & Miguel 2012 Single-case design Does not meet 33% across participants; 96.7%
Sundberg et al. 2000 Single-case design Does not meet NR
37 Valentino & Shillingsburg 2011 Single-case design Meets with reservations Tau-U = 0.501 3 53% of sessions; 99%
Williams et al. 2006 Single-case design No graph NR

Note: NR = Not Reported; P = Participant (e.g., P1 = Participant 1, P2 = Participant 2).

aProcedural Integrity is presented by the ratio of procedural integrity data collected; followed by the average score reported.