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Karen is very interested in the arts, including the symphony, ballet, and visual arts. She is taking a course in art history, simply "because it is so intriguing." Which of the following statements best explains Karen's motivation in her art history course?
A) She has high personal interest in art history.
B) Her self-efficacy in art history is high.
C) She has high situational interest in art history.
D) Studying art history has high utility value for her.

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