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Alternative research strategies for occupational therapy, Part 2: Ideographic and quality assurance research.

Although the experimental research strategy is clearly the most popular approach to scientific inquiry, the ideographic method is by far the oldest. Whereas experimental research involves comparing average individuals, the purpose of the ideographic model is the intensive study of one individual over a long period of time. Therefore, the outcome of an ideographic study is a precise description of an individual's behavior. The goal of ideographic