Which of the following is a technique used in cognitive-behavioral interventions to modify diet?

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Contingency contracting is a cognitive-behavioral technique commonly used to modify dietary habits. This technique involves setting up a mutually agreed-upon plan between the individual and a therapist or coach. The plan outlines specific behaviors, consequences, and rewards that will occur based on the individual's adherence to the plan. By establishing a system of rewards and consequences, the individual has greater motivation to adhere to the plan and modify their dietary habits. Guided imagery, guided participation, and sensitization are techniques used in other types of interventions, but not specifically for modifying diet in cognitive-behavioral interventions.

Which of the Following Is a Technique Used in Cognitive-Behavioral