Which statement best describes CORFing?

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Which statement best describes CORFing?

Explanation:
CORFing, or Cutting Off Reflected Failure, is the act of protecting one’s self-esteem by dissociating from a team or outcome that performed poorly. The statement fits this idea because, after a loss, a person distances themselves from the failure to avoid feeling embarrassed or linked to the poor result. This is different from celebrating wins publicly, which is about basking in success, or from training harder after a loss, which aims to improve, or from switching teams mid-season, which is changing allegiance.

CORFing, or Cutting Off Reflected Failure, is the act of protecting one’s self-esteem by dissociating from a team or outcome that performed poorly. The statement fits this idea because, after a loss, a person distances themselves from the failure to avoid feeling embarrassed or linked to the poor result. This is different from celebrating wins publicly, which is about basking in success, or from training harder after a loss, which aims to improve, or from switching teams mid-season, which is changing allegiance.

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