A Newly Diagnosed Diabetic Patient Met with a Health Educator

Multiple Choice

A newly diagnosed diabetic patient met with a health educator. The patient learns that consuming 3 full slices of cake every day is not a good option given the new diagnosis with diabetes. The patient reminds the health educator that eating cake is something they take pleasure in. The health educator creates a new plan for the patient that involve cutting down on the cake intake by half a slice every 2 weeks for the next 3 months. The patient agrees to the plan. This type of intervention is an example of?

A) Behavioural modification
B) Successive approximations
C) Shaping
D) Chaining