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The Experimental Analysis of Behavior: Whence and Thence?

This is a personal and idiosyncratic reflection on some areas of the experimental analysis of behavior that have appeared over the last 50 years and that have subsequently been neglected, or relatively neglected. These include stimulus control and divided stimulus control, behavioral ecology, reinforcement for agreement, spatial behavior, training by demonstrating, errorless transfer, punishment and avoidance, and behavioral epigenetics. In my view, revisiting these would pay dividends for the experimental analysis of behavior.