1985Journal of Experimental Child PsychologyRequires access

Eliminating selective stimulus control: A comparison of two procedures for teaching mentaly retarded children to respond to compound stimuli

Keith D. Allen, R. Wayne Fuqua

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Key concepts: Stimulus (psychology), Stimulus control, Psychology, Audiology, Neutral stimulus, Cognitive psychology, Developmental psychology, Neuroscience

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