Riley is a sprinter on his high school track team. His practice runs, his diet, and even his mental preparation for track meets are all part of his plan to become known as the fastest sprinter in town. Riley's approach to track demonstrates a(n) __________ goal orientation.

A. mastery
B. expectancy-value
C. work-avoidance
D. performance


Answer: D

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