A form of aversion therapy where the client does not actually experience the pairing of sexual stimuli with aversive outcomes,but imagines these associations during controlled treatment sessions is known as:

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Covert conditioning is a psychological technique where individuals are guided to imagine themselves in a situation where they are exposed to an unwanted behavior or stimulus and then imagine a negative consequence or aversive outcome as a result of that behavior or stimulus. This process does not involve actual exposure to the aversive outcome but relies on the individual's ability to visualize and mentally associate the unwanted behavior with negative consequences, aiming to reduce or eliminate the behavior.

A Form of Aversion Therapy Where the Client Does Not