In Their Study of Stalking, Discussed in Chapter 9, Fox

In their study of stalking, discussed in Chapter 9, Fox, Noble, and Akers found that:

A) peer reinforcement was not associated with college students' likelihoods of being the victim of a stalker
B) rates of stalking varied across schools, due to differences in campus climate
C) students who were victims of stalking tended to have friends who were the victims of stalking
D) stalking was not related to gender among underclassmen
E) subscribing to traditional gender roles was associated with stalking among males but not females