For the Most Part, as an Example of Loner Deviance

For the most part, as an example of loner deviance, women in Sirles study reported utilizing

A) a network of close intimate friends and confidants as a support group.
B) lies and secrecy to keep their deviance hidden.
C) sought the company of other like-minded persons both for social support and as a means of finding a mentor to assist them with various techniques.
D) chose to compartmentalize their lives by becoming both recreational drug-users and fitness or health buffs.