In Bobek's Study of the Effect of Gender on Decision-Making

In Bobek's study of the effect of gender on decision-making of public accounting professionals, it was found that:

A) Males were more likely than females to concede to the client's demands in an audit condition
B) Males were less likely than females to concede to the client's demand in an audit condition
C) Males are more likely than females to use an intuitionist approach in decision making
D) Males were less likely to concede to the client's demands on a tax condition than an audit condition