With an emphasis on procedural fundamentals, the original behavior-analytic equivalence
experiments and the equivalence paradigm are described briefly. A few of the subsequent …

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 …

Restricted stimulus control refers to discrimination learning with atypical limitations in the
range of controlling stimuli or stimulus features. In the study reported here, 4 normally …

My goal is to provide a general introduction to current behavior-analytic perspectives and
methodology concerning simple and complex discrimination. My intended audience is broad …

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

Saccade and smooth pursuit are the eye movements used by primates to shift gaze. In this
article we review evidence for the effects of reinforcement on several dimensions of these …

We examined eye movements in younger and older adults during conditional discrimination
training and testing for responding in accordance with stimulus equivalence. During training …

Experiments with pigeons have suggested that the way stimuli are arranged in tests affects
the demonstration of the stimulus control established during training. The present study …

The present study evaluated whether during a matching-to-sample procedure (MTS), the
time spent observing stimuli is related to the establishment of selection or rejection …

The present experiment examined number of training trials as a function of a required
response to sample in establishing conditional discriminations and testing for responding …