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Your students will undoubtedly know a great many things and will not be able to show you everything they know. According to social cognitive theorists, your students will be most likely to show you:
A) things they are especially excited about.
B) things they think they will be reinforced for demonstrating.
C) things they learned recently rather than a long time ago.
D) things they have learned at a concrete rather than abstract level.

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