Brunstein and His Colleagues Investigated the Relation of General Life

Brunstein and his colleagues investigated the relation of general life motives (agency and communion) , personal goals, and well-being. According to the results of this study, students who excel academically

A) may or may not have higher levels of well-being compared to students with average or below academic records.
B) will show enhanced well-being only if agency is an important life motive.
C) may show diminished well-being if communion and not agency is the most important life motive.
D) all of the above