Kaufman's Study of Newly Orthodox Jewish Women Indicates That

Kaufman's study of newly Orthodox Jewish women indicates that

A) these women value the family purity laws and other halakic prescriptions in part because such rituals give them control of their sexuality.
B) most of these women identify themselves as feminists.
C) the majority of these women regret their decision to convert to Orthodoxy because they find it far too repressive.
D) these women tend to feel diminished in status relative to their Orthodox husbands.