In Their Studies in Which Participants Judged How Much Control

In their studies in which participants judged how much control they had in a low-control situation, Alloy and Abramson concluded that:

A) depressed individuals made accurate judgments of control while nondepressed individuals overestimated their control.
B) depressed individuals overestimated their control while nondepressed individuals made accurate judgments of control.
C) depressed individuals underestimated their control while nondepressed individuals made accurate judgments about their control.
D) both depressed and nondepressed individuals made accurate judgments about their control.