In a Study of Social Priming,some Subjects Were Stopped at a Red

In a study of social priming,some subjects were stopped at a red light and approached by a passerby who asked for direction.Shortly after the light turned green,subjects encountered a stalled car at an intersection.The researchers found:

A) subjects who had been primed to be helpful were less likely to honk their horns at the stalled car.
B) subjects who had not been primed to be helpful were less likely to honk their horns at the stalled car.
C) priming did not affect the results.
D) subjects,regardless of the prime,were likely to state that they would always help a stranger in need.