Abel and Zed are practicing for a performance in which they both play on opposite ends of the same grand piano. The second piece they wish to perform involves having to cross arms awkwardly to reach certain keys, and they are struggling to get through the piece without colliding with one another. Zed is worried that such a collision will ruin their upcoming concert and argues that they should just cut the piece so they won't look bad. Abel, however, insists that it's the more interesting piece and that they should keep at it because they're getting better the more they practice. Which of the following statements is true about this scenario? Correct Answer(s) Drag appropriate answer(s) here Abel is approaching the practice with a performance orientation. Press Space to open Zed is approaching the practice with a performance orientation. Press Space to open Zed is approaching the practice with a mastery orientation. Press Space to open Abel is approaching the practice with a mastery orientation. Press Space to open Incorrect Answer(s) Drag appropriate answer(s) here