A Group of Psychotherapists Were Shown a Videotaped Interview with Half

A group of psychotherapists were shown a videotaped interview with half of them being told the person on the videotape was applying for a job and the other half told that the person was a mental patient.When presented with these differing perceptual categories,

A) there was only a slight effect on the psychotherapists' perceptions, with most saying the man on the videotape was "sincere but slightly defensive."
B) the psychotherapists that thought the man was a job applicant perceived him as "realistic, sincere, and pleasant," while the ones viewing him as a mental patient perceived him as "defensive, dependent, and impulsive."
C) few of the psychotherapists believed that the man was a mental patient.
D) there was no effect on the perceptions of either group.