Farrah is a b-/c+ student in math. she tells her father that she wants to get an a in math from now on. knowing how much his daughter struggles in math, her father says, "i'm glad that you want to work on your math grades. let's aim for a b or b+ next term and we'll build on that. i'll you make a plan." researchers would say that

Researchers would say that this is a good idea; Farrah can be discouraged if she sets expectations that are unrealistic.

Explanation:

Basically, what Farrah's father suggested is that she take one step at a time, because she very much wants to get an "A" in math and her father knows that this is a very high goal and that if she can not make a "A" she will be unmotivated. That's why he says he'll help her take an "AB" or "B +" because that is an easier goal to achieve and once Farah gets an AB "or" B + "she will stay motivated and prepare for a larger goal, such as getting an A grade.

the answer is b: a lockout