In Study 2, What Do Gilbert and His Colleagues Find

In Study 2, what do Gilbert and his colleagues find are the emotional responses of a person to an insulting partner?

A) People generally like it when others "take them down a notch," and so insulting partners and insulting nonpartners are equally liked.
B) People like an insulting nonpartner more than an insulting partner, because the perceived insult has less of a "personal" effect on them.
C) People show no level of liking for either an insulting partner or an insulting nonpartner.
D) After people are insulted both by a partner and by a nonpartner, they like their partner more than the nonpartner.