Malamuth's Findings on the Predictors of Naturalistic Sexual Aggression Demonstrate

Malamuth's findings on the predictors of naturalistic sexual aggression demonstrate that:

A) all of the predictor variables he identified were significantly related to naturalistic sexual aggression.
B) the primary causal factor in naturalistic sexual aggression is psychoticism-that is, having an antisocial personality.
C) the Additive model of combining predictors was superior to the Interactive model in accounting for the occurrence of naturalistic sexual aggression.
D) the presence of one predictor variable was less likely to lead to sexual aggression than the presence of multiple predictor variables.