Suchergebnisse

Historical and Scientific Foundations -- History of the Contemporary Women's Movement -- Feminist Reconstructions of Psychology -- Research and Conceptual Approaches to the Understanding of Gender -- Social Issues and Problems -- Understanding Prejudice and Discrimination -- Women and Work -- Sexual Victimization -- Intimate Violence -- Relationships and Sexuality -- Women's Sexualities -- Intimate Relationships -- Motherhood and Reproductive Issues -- Psychological and Health Issues -- Physical Health Issues for Women -- Mental Health Issues for Women -- Feminist Therapy Approaches.

This article discusses single-case experimental designs as an alternative to group comparison designs in research with the visually impaired and presents the advantages and limitations of both approaches. In addition, the authors provide examples of some single-case strategies commonly used in behavioral research. Finally, they suggest that single-case research will have heuristic value in future investigations with the visually impaired.