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The current study was a replication of Petursdottir and Aguilar ( Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 46, 58-68, 2016). Two different stimulus presentations were evaluated during auditory-visual discrimination training. A sample-first procedure, in which the sample stimulus was presented before the comparison stimuli, was compared to a comparison-first procedure, in which the sample presentation was presented after the comparison stimuli. The results indicated that both participants learned more quickly in the comparison-first condition, a finding that differed from Petursdottir and Aguilar ( Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 46, 58-68, 2016).

Sample First versus Comparison First Stimulus Presentations: Preliminary Findings for Two Individuals with Autism