When Pargament and His Colleagues Asked College Students and Clergy

When Pargament and his colleagues asked college students and clergy members to rate the degree of religiousness of 100 profiles of hypothetical people they found

A) a high degree of consensus between students and clergy about what it means to be a religious person.
B) little consensus between students and clergy about what it means to be a religious person.
C) consensus only among deeply religious students.
D) consensus only among the clergy who used depth of commitment rather than simply attending church as their cue to religiousness.