Measuring a runner's level of ability by having the runner run a mile is an example of
A) a general performance measure.
B) a situational performance measure.
C) a cross-sectional performance measure.
D) a cross-country performance measure.

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The situation being measured is the ability to run a mile, making it a situational performance measure. It is not a general performance measure because it focuses on a specific task rather than overall ability, nor is it cross-sectional or cross-country.

Measuring a Runner's Level of Ability by Having the Runner