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People do not like those they perceive to be engaging in self-handicapping strategies (Option C).
Self-handicapping behavior is defined as the process whereby an individual creates or chooses obstacles to behavior or a performance setting, for the intent of protecting one’s self-esteem in case of failure. People act in a manner that reduces the probability that they will succeed on a task, so if they fail, they can put the blame on the obstacles they created rather than their lack of ability. The self-handicapping strategies enhances the opportunity to excuse failure while accepting credit for success. Self-handicapping may prevent unflattering attributes of failure but if often perceived as the cause of poor performance or failure initially feared. Additionally, such behavior is disliked by peers and people do not like those they perceive to be engaging in self-handicapping strategies.
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