While learning to do long division, Tevon did not receive any feedback as to whether he was on the right track. As a result, Tevon began giving the first answer that came into his head. Tevon's reaction in this situation is known as
A) mental rotation.
B) culturally distinctive disorganization.
C) stereotype threat.
D) disruptive apprehension.

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Tevon's reaction is known as disruptive apprehension, which occurs when a lack of feedback or guidance leads to anxiety or a breakdown in performance, causing individuals to hastily choose an answer without thorough consideration.

While Learning to Do Long Division, Tevon Did Not Receive