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BCTs excluded because they are not suitable with application specificities or did not fit with the field (diet and physical activity).
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1.6 Discrepancy between current behavior and goal
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2.6 Biofeedback
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8.1 Behavioral practice/rehearsal, 8.3 Habit formation
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10.1 Material incentive (behavior), 10.2 Material reward (behavior), 10.3 Non-specific reward
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11.1 Pharmacological support
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13.3 Incompatible beliefs, 13.5 Identity associated with changed behavior
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15.2 Mental rehearsal of successful performance
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BCTs excluded because they did not comply with the two ethical principles
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1.8 Behavioral contract
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2.1 Monitoring of behavior by others without feedback, 2.5 Monitoring of outcome(s) of behavior without feedback
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5.2 Salience of consequences, 5.5 Anticipated regret
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7.2 Cue signalling reward, 7.4 Remove access to the reward, 7.6 Satiation, 7.8 Associative learning
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8.4 Habit reversal, 8.5 Overcorrection, 8.6 Generalisation of target behavior
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9.3 Comparative imagining of future outcomes
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10.5 Social incentive, 10.6 Non-specific incentive, 10.8 lncentive (outcome), 10.10 Reward (outcome), 10.11 Future punishment
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11.4 Paradoxical instructions
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12.6 Body changes
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14.1 Behavior cost, 14.2 Punishment, 14.3 Remove reward, 14.4 Reward approximation, 14.5 Rewarding completion, 14.6 Situation-specific reward, 14.7 Reward incompatible behavior, 14.8 Reward alternative behavior, 14.9 Reduce reward frequency, 14.10 Remove punishment
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16.1 Imaginary punishment, 16.3 Vicarious consequences
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