According to the Dynamics-Of-Action Model, Achievement Behavior Eventually Ends Because

Multiple Choice

According to the dynamics-of-action model, achievement behavior eventually ends because:

A) external social pressures mount, often increasing the fear of failure.
B) failure is frustrating, and it thus eventually stimulates a cessation in behavior.
C) the fear of failure typically overwhelms the motive to succeed.
D) once achievement behavior begins, it tends to consume itself.