Initial Reaction to Intervention
Capella University
Heather Lacharite
December 4, 2017
Initial Reaction to Intervention
My first reaction to the intervention was the question, “what did they do when/if the child spits out the food?” I understood where the author was coming from with the intervention and I understood the procedure, however, the intervention comes across as a little more aversive and intrusive than I would imagine how interventions are done
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Possible Undesired Side Effects
-Address undesired side effects
Examples: Food becomes aversive, poor relationship with therapists or anyone that implements procedure, other new behaviors emerge such as aggression, additional food selectivity.
Ethical Codes
-Violation to ethical codes (Clients right to effective treatment)
Potential Benefits and Right to Effective Treatment
-Benefits and the rights to effective treatment (informed reaction)
Evaluation of your personal reaction