An Experiment by Bernstein and His Colleagues Showed That Men

Multiple Choice

An experiment by Bernstein and his colleagues showed that men will crowd into a small viewing cubicle next to an attractive woman to view a film when different movies are being shown in two viewing rooms but will go to a separate cubicle when only one film is available for viewing. An explanation for this finding is that:

A) the men didn't like the movie being shown in the other viewing room.
B) when people have a choice of settings, perceived control makes crowding more tolerable.
C) men prefer watching movies in spacious environments when possible.
D) in the two-film condition, there was less risk of rejection.