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Mr. McCormick is trying to motivate his fourth-grade students. He posts all of the "best" work on bulletin board and gives out the "best grade of the week" award on Fridays because he feels these strategies will motivate the learners to do their best. Which of the following is most consistent with Mr. McCormick's behavior?
A) He is modeling a mastery-focused classroom environment.
B) He is creating a performance-focused classroom.
C) He is enhancing student self-efficacy.
D) He is promoting a humanistic view of motivation.

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Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms

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