Some African American Children Who Succeed in School Choose Strategies

Some African American children who succeed in school choose strategies to hide or camouflage their actual efforts to achieve academic success because

A) their parents disapprove of the time they spend studying.
B) they believe their teachers prefer students who are naturally intelligent rather than those who put a lot of effort into schoolwork.
C) they get negative feedback from peers who may express negative attitudes toward education.
D) they don't want their teachers to notice them.