This appears to be something rather of a myth. Especially if you handle them and you open their enclosure besides for feeding. I don't feed outside of the enclosure for this reason. (but read on)
Interesting you point this out. If OP keeps their snake in a glass display vivarium, what she can actually try is taking her BP out and putting it in a tight fitting tub with a dead rodent then placing that in a dark closet/drawer/room for a few hours. I got the idea after reading Justin Kobylka's Psychology of Problem Feeders and needless to say, ended a fast this way. This should really be the only reason to feed outside of an enclosure; not because of aggression concerns.
If the snake is kept in tubs or in a rack system, it's as easy as switching tubs like the article recommends.