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Considering the textbook's definitions of threat and challenge, identify the situation below that is most likely to pose a threat rather than a challenge?
A) You think you can probably make the basketball team, but only if you practice every day at home.
B) You've invited a professor to dinner and are trying a recipe you've never tried before.
C) You are required to take a college course in nuclear physics, even though you failed basic physics in high school.
D) You're asked to climb up a twenty-foot rope hanging from the ceiling. You've climbed ten feet before, but you've never climbed twenty feet.

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