Socialization Through, Rather Than Into, Sport Is Illustrated by the Case

Socialization through, rather than into, sport is illustrated by the case of:

A) a successful businesswoman who learned how to win contracts over competing companies by competing in sport.
B) a hockey player who improves his skills on the ice by doing exactly what his coach tells him.
C) an aging tennis player who was inspired to work harder on his performance after watching Andre Agassi compete successfully in the U.S. Open at the end of his career.
D) a sprinter who tries out for the football team as a wide receiver.