“…About 20 research articles investigating stimulus control in some form in the behavior analytic literature have measured eye movements. The topics have included reinforcement schedules (Holland, 1957; Rosenberger, 1973; Schroeder & Holland, 1969), simple discrimination (Huziwara et al, 2015; Pessôa et al, 2009; Schroeder, 1969; Schroeder, 1970, 1997; Schroeder & Holland, 1968), conditional discrimination (Huziwara et al, 2016; Kirshner & Sidman, 1972), selective attention (Dube et al, 2006; Dube et al, 1999; Perez et al, 2015) and stimulus equivalence (Hansen & Arntzen, 2018; Sadeghi & Arntzen, 2018; Steingrimsdottir & Arntzen, 2016). Eye movements are measured to reveal aspects of stimulus control arranged in the experiments and contribute to a detailed stimulus control analysis.…”