This advancement-based approach provides a means of identifying the least-intrusive yet effective intervention for subjects with food selectivity. Research Interests: Global perinatal health HIV and pregnancy Obesity during pregnancy Cardiometabolic health Perinatal depression Maternal immunization. That is, one subject’s acceptance increased as a result of an antecedent intervention, one subject’s acceptance increased when an extinction component was added, and one subject’s acceptance never increased to clinically significant levels. Angie Fertig is an economist and faculty member in the social policy area at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs. Am E Angie, Angie, G F C Where will it lead us from here G Dm Am With no loving in our souls, and no money in our coats C F G You cant say were satisfied Am E But Angie, Angie, G F C you. Results showed subjects’ responsiveness to each intervention was idiosyncratic, with different procedures being more effective for different individuals. For each subject, we moved through each intervention until acceptance increased to clinically significant levels. This study describes a methodology of evaluating antecedent and consequent interventions for subjects with food selectivity, progressing from least to most response effort and/or intrusiveness.

Escape extinction in the treatment of feeding disorders is an intrusive procedure that might not always be considered socially valid or feasible therefore, it is important to evaluate other interventions prior to escape extinction.

Research has shown antecedent interventions might be effective for treating food selectivity in the absence of consequent manipulations however, escape extinction is the most commonly implemented intervention in feeding research.

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