Check and Malamuth's Study of Male College Students' Responses to Stories

Check and Malamuth's study of male college students' responses to stories involving voluntary intercourse and rape found that

A) only five percent of the college males tested would consider rape if they could get away with it.
B) college males high in sex-role stereotyping were most aroused by the rape stories.
C) the arousal patterns of those low in gender role stereotyping were similar to the arousal patterns of actual rapists.
D) the degree of gender role stereotyping had little influence on arousal levels.