Sandra wasn't able to land her jump during practice, but she knew she would land it during the show. When it came time for the jump during the show, Sandra completed a perfect jump. This is an example of:

A) that jumps are performed better during a show.
B) the attentional consequences of social presence.
C) self-awareness theory.
D) group conformity.

Attentional Consequences

The outcomes or effects on cognitive processes resulting from where and how attention is focused.

Social Presence

The sense of being with others in a social interaction, which can affect behaviors, emotions, and attitudes.

Self-Awareness Theory

A psychological theory suggesting that when individuals focus their attention on themselves, they evaluate and compare their behavior to their internal standards and values.