Sam is a student who engages in numerous behaviors in order to protect how others rate his ability. Which of the following would not be an appropriate strategy to help Sam?
A. Give Sam very easy work; this will boost his confidence.
B. Share with Sam that you are there to help him.
C. Establish a reward system in Sam's class.
D. Encourage Sam to believe in himself.
Answer: A
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