In Iyengar and Kinder's Priming Study, Which of the Following

In Iyengar and Kinder's priming study, which of the following best describes their results?

A) Participants in the "unemployment" group did not exhibit as much change as other groups, as the issue was already obtrusive for them.
B) Participants in the "arms control" group exhibited more change than the other groups, because the issue had not been seen as personally relevant prior to the experiment.
C) Participants in the "civil rights" group assigned the most weight to the president's performance on their issue relative to the other groups, but it was indeterminate whether priming from the experiment was responsible due to the influence of moderator variables.
D) Participants in each group gave more weight to the president's performance on the targeted issue of the news in their experimental condition.
E) Participants in each group gave less weight to the president's performance on the targeted issue of the news in their experimental condition.