Liz Wants to Quit Smoking

Liz wants to quit smoking. She consults a therapist, Dr. Jones, who develops a specific treatment plan for her. The treatment involves several components: (1) modeling and role-playing to help Liz learn how to overcome the urge to smoke in social situations; (2) sessions in which Liz identifies her beliefs and automatic thoughts regarding smoking and learns how to modify those thoughts; and (3) helping Liz change her automatic responses to situational cues that prompt her to smoke. Dr. Jones is probably using:

A) systematic desensitization.
B) contingency management.
C) cognitive-behavioral therapy.
D) interpersonal therapy.