Research Evaluating the Importance of Social Comparison Processes in People's

Research evaluating the importance of social comparison processes in people's evaluation of life satisfaction have found that

A) most people seemed to be caught in a cycle of "keeping up with the Jones."
B) people are not passive social comparison victims, but actively choose who to compare themselves to.
C) the most important comparison has to do with whether a person feels he or she exceed or fell short of their family's expectations.
D) all of the above