All Except One of the Following Were True of the Case

All except one of the following were true of the case of Jim (Carlson, 1989) . Which was NOT true of the case of Jim?

A) Jim's efforts at increasing self-efficacy were unrelated to striving for superiority.
B) Jim was advised to take vitamins because cigarette smoking leaves a person vitamin depleted.
C) It was suggested that Jim avoid situations in which he usually smoked.
D) After brief training, Jim needed only to check back with the therapist on a few occasions to assess progress.