Resurgence and renewal are treatment‐relapse phenomena in which previously
extinguished behavior returns after the conditions for an alternative response worsen or the …

Most adults give little thought to the mechanics of eating, a routine activity that occurs many
times a day in many places with many different people across the lifespan. Nevertheless …

Self‐feeding with utensils represents an important step in a child's progression toward age‐
typical eating and emerges in the absence of intervention for most children. In contrast …

Renewal, the increase in behavior during extinction following context changes, may be
particularly concerning during intervention for feeding disorders because context changes …

Children with autism spectrum disorder often display feeding problems, such as
consumption of a limited variety of foods. It is also common for these children to be enrolled …

Children with feeding disorders might pack or expel food when they lack the oral‐motor
skills, the motivation, or both, to swallow. Bolus placement directly on the tongue with a Nuk …

Estimates suggest that up to 25% of typically developing children and 80% of children with
developmental disabilities have a feeding problem at some point in their lifetime (Manikam & …

The current case study outlines a behavior-analytic treatment progression for a child with a
pediatric feeding disorder and tube dependence. The child participated in an intensive day …

Treatment of one behavior in the chain of consumption might be associated with the
emergence of other problematic behaviors. For example, some children with feeding …

Food preference assessments have been used in the assessment and treatment of pediatric
feeding disorders for a variety of reasons. However, descriptions of food preference …