In North American Culture, You Would Be Particularly Likely to Try

Multiple Choice

In North American culture, you would be particularly likely to try to reduce cognitive dissonance when:

A) your college advisor suggests a foreign language course that turns out to be too basic for you.
B) you arrive at a vacation spot only to find that it is much more expensive than you had anticipated.
C) you disrupt the harmony of your tennis team, but your actions are consistent with your self-concept.
D) you are hired at the first office at which you submit your application, but you don't like the job.