If Someone Insults You Indirectly, Alberti and Emmons Suggest That

If someone insults you indirectly, Alberti and Emmons suggest that you should ask for clarification because it will force the person to take responsibility for the aggression and will​

A) ​show that you really have a sense of humor and do not care what this person thinks.
B) ​shock the person into silence since they won't be expecting your reply.
C) ​provide an opportunity to change the way the person interacts with you.
D) ​make him or her so angry that they will never insult you again.