A Set of Experiments About Social Rejection by DeWall and Others

A set of experiments about social rejection by DeWall and others (2009) demonstrated that

A) the more socially rejected participants made hostile attributions, the more aggressive was their subsequent behavior.
B) the less socially rejected participants made hostile attributions, the more aggressive was their subsequent behavior.
C) the more socially rejected participants made hostile attributions, the less aggressive was their subsequent behavior.
D) hostile attributions did not have any affect on whether or not participants' subsequent behavior was aggressive.