D.
this is because of my goal was to walk 30 feet for example, my experiences with walking 10 feet would not motivate me to want to walk 30 feet.
a reward would motivate me to walk 30 feet because i like rewards and would feel motivated to earn it.
be believing that if i walk 30 feet i’ll burn 2 calories will motivate me to walk 30 feet because i will believe i’ll be 2 calories lighter.
me valuing my exercise would motivate me to walk 30 feet because if i didn’t care i just wouldn’t.
"The british monarch should be respected as a matter of common sense." is not an idea from the pamphet Common Sense.
Answer:
B). Clyde had succeeded earlier in the same competition.
Explanation:
As per the question, option B i.e. 'Clyde had succeeded earlier in the same competition' seems to be the most accurate as it appropriately that Clyde must have had the earlier experience of succeeding in the same competition because after witnessing a failure an individual requires sufficient motivational strength to regain the vigor to perform with full strength and succeed. Thus, <u>Clyde must have gained this motivation and encouragement from her successful past experience to succeed in the competition which Sarah did not have and thus, she failed.</u> Therefore, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
