Research on Gender and Conformity Shows That Compared with Women

Research on gender and conformity shows that compared with women, men are

A) more likely to conform where traditionally "female" topics are concerned (for example, child rearing) .
B) more likely to conform during face-to-face social interactions.
C) less likely to conform when the judgment at hand is ambiguous.
D) more likely to conform where traditionally male topics are concerned (for example, geography, cars) .