A Recent Study on Sex Differences in Psychopathic Traits by Neumann,Schmitt,Carter,Embley,and

A recent study on sex differences in psychopathic traits by Neumann,Schmitt,Carter,Embley,and Hare (2012) found:

A) that lifestyle traits (i.e.,risk-taking) are more prevalent than antisocial traits (i.e.,violence) in general
B) that females score higher on lifestyle traits and men score higher on antisocial traits
C) that males score higher on lifestyle traits and females score higher on antisocial traits
D) that antisocial traits (i.e.,violence) are more prevalent than lifestyle traits (i.e.,risk-taking) in general
E) that men and women do not score differently across psychopathic trait categories and are both equally likely to be psychopathic.