According to the expectancy-value model of motivation,which individual is likely to be most motivated to apply for a scholarship

A)  Evan, who has good grades, can apply for a scholarship worth $4000. 
B)  Fred, who has good grades, can apply for a scholarship worth $500. 
C)  Gina, who has poor grades, can apply for a scholarship worth $4000. 
D)  Hal, who has poor grades, can apply for a scholarship worth $500.

According to the expectancy-value model of motivation, individuals are most motivated when they perceive a high probability of success and when they perceive that the task has high value or importance. In this scenario, Evan has good grades and a scholarship worth $4000, which is a high-value incentive, making it more likely that Evan will feel motivated to apply for the scholarship. The other options either have low-value incentives (Option B) or low perceived probability of success due to poor grades (Options C and D).