Brescoll and Uhlmann (2008) Showed Participants Video Clips of Men

Brescoll and Uhlmann (2008) showed participants video clips of men and women expressing emotions in professional contexts. What did the expression of anger do to participants' estimations of how much money and status the people in the videos deserved?

A) Anger caused women to be perceived as more ""masculine,"" resulting in higher status and salary estimations
B) Women expressing anger were conferred lower status and salary, but anger had no effect on participants' estimations of men's worth
C) Women expressing anger were conferred lower status and salary, while men expressing anger were conferred higher status and salary
D) The expression of any negative emotion reduced the status and salary conferred to men, but had no effect on participants' perception of women