Suppose (a) you didn't study enough for this test,(b) you think you are going to do very well on this test,even though many times in the past you have done poorly on tests that involve multiple-choice questions,and (c) you eventually get a poor grade on the test and attribute the grade to an unfair test.The above three events (a,b,and c) reflect the likely operation of which concepts (in this order) : ______,______,and ______.

A) self-serving bias; belief perseverance; overjustification effect
B) belief perseverance; overjustification effect; fundamental attribution error
C) self-handicapping; belief perseverance; self-serving bias
D) self-handicapping; fundamental attribution error; overjustification effect

The commons dilemma refers to the tendency for people to ____.

A) be less likely to assist others in need when many other onlookers are present as opposed to when few or no other onlookers are present
B) waste, deplete, or use in a less-than-optimal way resources that are shared with others rather as compared to privately owned resources
C) be more likely to behave inappropriately or aggressively when part of a group rather than alone
D) refrain from punishing others who cheat the system for fear that they will suffer some negative result