Erving Goffman's Study of Gender Displays in Advertising Revealed That

Erving Goffman's study of gender displays in advertising revealed that ________.

A) women were often presented in a diminished capacity, objectified, over-feminized, and portrayed in insular terms
B) men were often depicted as engaging in sexually ambiguous ways
C) women in sports ads were often depicted in ways emphasizing their physical strength and power
D) men who were depicted engaging in "feminine" activities (such as cooking and cleaning) were often portrayed as athletes