Rudman and Borgida (1995) Had Male Participants Watch a Series

Rudman and Borgida (1995) had male participants watch a series of either sexist or non-sexist television commercials and then had them interview a female student. The researchers found that men who watched sexist commercials:

A) Sat closer to the female students and asked her more inappropriate questions.
B) Remembered more about the female student's answers than about her appearance.
C) Rated the female student as more competent, but less friendly.
D) Were later rated by the female students as being more respectful toward them.