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Multiple Behavioral Effects of the Use of Lemon Juice with a Ruminating Toddler-Age Child

Judith V. Becker

University of Tennessee

Samuel M. Turner

University of Pittsburgh

Thomas. E. Sajwaj

Luton Community Mental Health Center, Nashville

Long-standing rumination in a profoundly retarded girl was treated using lemon juice as a consequence of the rumination. Rumination was nearly eliminated and weight was increased as a function of the use of lemon juice while the child was in a daycare center. Concurrent with treatment, positive and negative behaviors were observed to occur. Six-month follow-up in the home found a maintenance of the reduced rate of rumination, negative behaviors decreased or "disappeared," while socially desirable behaviors were maintained or continued to increase, even though none was systematically treated.

Behavior Modification, Vol. 2, No. 2, 267-278 (1978)
DOI: 10.1177/014544557822007
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