In a Study by Kleck and Strenta,women Were Made to Feel

In a study by Kleck and Strenta,women were made to feel disfigured and then placed in social contexts where they had to interact with another woman.When evaluating the interactions,the researchers found that

A) disfigured women were excessively shy and withdrew from social interactions.
B) non-disfigured women seemed more uncomfortable in the social interaction than disfigured women.
C) disfigured women misinterpreted mannerisms and comments they would otherwise not have noticed.
D) disfiguration had no effect on social interactions as women are more sensitive and considerate.