1. Which of the following is an example of the "Rush to Solve" accounting judgment bias?

I.When performing analytical procedures, an auditor may over rely on client-provided explanations when investigating variances because of the ease with which the auditor can recall these explanations relative to generating their own explanations.

II The tendency for decision makers to seek or interpret evidence in ways that are partial to existing beliefs, expectations, or a hypothesis at hand.

III Overconfidence in oneself may also translate into overconfidence in others, leading less-experienced colleagues to perform complex tasks

1. a)I
2. b)II
3. c)I and II
4. d)I, II and III
5. e)None of the above