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Lemon-juice therapy: the control of life-threatening rumination in a six-month-old infant.

Abstract

Chronic, life-threatening rumination was eliminated in a six-month-old infant by squirting a small amount of lemon juice into her mouth whenever rumination or its precursors were detected. A brief suspension of this therapy demonstrated its crucial role. Lemon-juice therapy offers a practical and acceptable alternative to other therapies for rumination, namely electric shock and massive noncontingent attention. However, since this study is limited to a single case, claims as to the effectiveness of this therapy across children are premature.

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Year: 1974 PMID： 4443322 PMCID： PMC1311669 DOI： 10.1901/jaba.1974.7-557

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Appl Behav Anal ISSN： 0021-8855

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Authors: J C White; D J Taylor
Journal: Ment Retard Date: 1967-02

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Authors: R E Luckey; C M Watson; J K Musick
Journal: Am J Ment Defic Date: 1968-07

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Authors: D A Galbraith; R J Byrick; J T Rutledge
Journal: Can Psychiatr Assoc J Date: 1970-06

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Authors: M Menking; J G Wagnitz; J J Burton; R D Coddington; J F Sotos
Journal: N Engl J Med Date: 1969-04-10 Impact factor: 91.245

10. Rumination and growth failure in male fraternal twin. Association with disturbed family environment.

Authors: J G Hollowell; L I Gardner
Journal: Pediatrics Date: 1965-10 Impact factor: 7.124

10 in total

12 in total

Lemon-juice therapy: the control of life-threatening rumination in a six-month-old infant.

1. EFFECTS OF SOCIAL REINFORCEMENT ON ISOLATE BEHAVIOR OF A NURSERY SCHOOL CHILD.

2. INFANTILE RUMINATION; A CASE REPORT.

3. Psychotherapy of an infant with rumination.

4. Rumination: a psychosomatic syndrome of infancy.

5. The punishment of persistent vomiting: a case study.

6. Noxious conditioning as a treatment for rumination.

7. Aversive conditioning as a means of inhibiting vomiting and rumination.

8. An aversive conditioning approach to the inhibition of chronic vomiting.

9. Rumination--a near fatal psychiatric disease of infancy.

10. Rumination and growth failure in male fraternal twin. Association with disturbed family environment.

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