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After a few months Lisa got an A on the next biology test without cheating.” This is an example of...  \na) the self-fulfilling prophecy  \nb) in group bias  \nc) modeling  \nd) insight learning  \n5-The fundamental attribution error is a) a type of anxiety disorder b) a compliance strategy  \nc) when people focus too much on personal factors instead of situational factors  \nd) a stage of learning  \n6- “John is the president of the math club. When his team loses the competition, he says it is because the team did not work hard enough. 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