Which athlete profile is at greatest risk for developing anorexia nervosa based on sport-specific risk factors discussed in the lesson?

• A. A long-distance cyclist who has no weight-related performance concerns and receives consistent coaching emphasizing health rather than leanness.
• B. A casual rock climber who trains sporadically and has no repeated in-season weight checks or aesthetic scoring tied to body appearance.
• C. A competitive ballet dancer in an aesthetic sport with frequent judging and pressure to maintain a lean appearance over many seasons.
• D. A recreational team basketball player who has no weight-class requirements and participates primarily for social benefits, without intense aesthetic pressure.

Answer: (C)