Recall That Collins and Feeney Brought Heterosexual Couples into the Laboratory

Recall that Collins and Feeney brought heterosexual couples into the laboratory and told one partner in each couple that the other partner would be giving a speech on the value of college education that would be evaluated. Waiting partners sent notes (supportive or not) to their partners while they were preparing their speeches. They found that

A) the anxiety caused by the experimental procedure overwhelmed the power of attachment styles to predict behaviors.
B) securely attached women and men were calm even when the notes from their partners were not supportive.
C) when anxious/ambivalent speech givers received supportive notes, they did not feel comforted.
D) securely attached speech givers were more upset when their partners violated their expectation of support.