NANP Board Practice Exam

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Which one of the following is not a major factor to consider when establishing rewards for successful dietary changes?

Rewards should be aligned with the individual's interests
Rewards should be achievable and realistic
Rewards should be food-related when the change is diet-related
Rewards should promote positive behavior

The correct answer is: Rewards should be food-related when the change is diet-related

The other options are all important factors to consider when establishing rewards for successful dietary changes. Option A suggests that rewards should be tailored to the individual's interests, which can help motivate them to make healthier choices. Option B emphasizes the importance of setting realistic and achievable rewards, as this can help maintain motivation and prevent discouragement. Option D promotes the idea that rewards should be used to reinforce positive behavior and support continued success. Option C, on the other hand, suggests that rewards should only be food-related when the change is diet-related. This may limit the types of rewards available and may not be as effective in motivating individuals who are not as motivated by food-related rewards. Therefore, it is not a major factor to consider when establishing rewards for successful dietary changes.