Tom is a middle schooler who has a strong fear of failure. He really wants to make sure he performs better than others and is motivated to put in effort to ensure he does. Which self-worth type fits best with this description of Tom?
a. Overstrivers
b. Failure-avoiding students
c. Success-oriented students
d. Failure-accepting Students
a. Overstrivers
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