Research on Gender Differences in Perceptions of Sexual Harassment Has

Research on gender differences in perceptions of sexual harassment has shown that

A) there are no gender differences; males and females look at sexual harassment in the same way
B) in actual sexual harassment cases, use of the reasonable woman standard increased the percent of favorable verdicts for plaintiffs compared to the reasonable person standard
C) some advocates favor the use of the reasonable woman standard because it depicts women as reasonable, strong and not in need of protection
D) some advocates favor the reasonable woman standard because it attacks stereotypes that civil rights legislation was intended to correct