Festinger's Social Comparison Theory Proposed in 1954 Holds That

Festinger's social comparison theory proposed in 1954 holds that:

A) People compare themselves to others primarily to make themselves feel better.
B) People compare themselves to others as a way of establishing what is considered virtuous.
C) People desire to evaluate their own behavior but lack standards to do so. As a result, they turn to the behavior of others in search of standards.
D) People compare themselves to others in order to find models whom they can then imitate.