Research Investigating Perceptions of Control Among Victims of Rape Has

Multiple Choice

Research investigating perceptions of control among victims of rape has shown that

A) victims who believed they had control over their outcomes blamed themselves for the rape and showed more symptoms of post-traumatic stress.
B) victims who believed they had control over their outcomes were more likely to suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder.
C) victims who believed they had control over their outcomes were more likely to press charges against their attackers.
D) victims who believed they had little control over their outcomes tended to become passive and withdrawn.
E) victims who believed they had control over their outcomes experienced less depression.