Which of the Following Is a Conclusion of Sommers, Baskin

Which of the following is a conclusion of Sommers, Baskin, and Fagan's study on the desistance process among women?

A) Neither marital attachment nor job stability is strongly related to female desistance.
B) Desisters underwent a cognitive shift in which they experienced "hooks for change."
C) Quality marriages led women to desist from crime, depending on the class and race of the women being studied.
D) The process of continuity in criminal activity is formed by the end of adolescence similarly for both males and females.