This review of several topics related to “stimulus overselectivity”(Lovaas et al., J Abnormal
Psychol 77: 211–222, 1971) has three main purposes:(1) To outline the factors that may …

Conditional discrimination is inherent in the intraverbal relation when one verbal stimulus
alters the evocative effect of another verbal stimulus and they collectively evoke an …

Matrix training is a generative approach to instruction in which words are arranged in a
matrix so that some multiword phrases are taught and others emerge without direct teaching …

This study extends previous work on the use of differential observing responses (DOR) to
remediate atypically restricted stimulus control. A participant with autism had high matching …

Stimulus overselectivity refers to maladaptive narrow attending that is a common learning
problem among children with intellectual disabilities and frequently associated with autism …

This paper examines the phenomenon of stimulus overselectivity, or overselective attention,
as it may impact AAC training and use in individuals with intellectual disabilities. Stimulus …

To evaluate whether children with and without autism could exhibit (a) functional
equivalence in the course of yoked repeated-reversal training and (b) reversal learning set …

Overselective stimulus control refers to discriminative control in which the number of
controlling stimuli is too limited for effective behavior. Experiment 1 included 22 special …

Previous researchers have taught sighted adults to match braille sample stimuli to print
comparisons in a matching‐to‐sample (MTS) format and assessed the emergence of other …

Behavior analysis has made contributions in the development of evidence-based
interventions for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), and there is a …