A problem noted with a performance-goal orientation is that it can:
A) reduce interest in the task itself.
B) place too much emphasis on new learning.
C) place too much emphasis on mastering a situation.
D) make a person obsessed with finding joy in the task.

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A performance-goal orientation focuses on achieving a certain outcome, such as getting a high grade or winning a competition, rather than on the process or enjoyment of the task itself. This can lead individuals to have less interest in the task itself and more concern about the end result.

A Problem Noted with a Performance-Goal Orientation Is That It