What strategy is NOT mentioned as a world-altering behavior focused strategy in Chapter 16?

Self-reward is not mentioned as a world-altering behavior focused strategy in Chapter 16. The strategies that are highlighted in the chapter focus on modifying environmental cues to influence behavior positively. By removing negative cues and increasing positive ones, individuals can create an environment that encourages desired behaviors. Additionally, using reminders and attention focusers helps individuals maintain focus on their goals, leveraging external stimuli to reinforce positive actions.

In contrast, self-reward typically involves personal incentive mechanisms that may not directly involve altering the surrounding environment or cues that a person engages with. While self-reward can be a part of a broader behavioral change strategy, it does not align with the specific focus on manipulating external factors to drive behavior as outlined in the chapter.