Moriarty's Studies of Passive Compliance in Natural Settings Indicate That

Moriarty's studies of passive compliance in natural settings indicate that

A) passive compliance only occurs when one's personal safety is at risk.
B) the majority of people object to even minor insults.
C) passive compliance only occurs in experimental settings, not in natural settings.
D) few people protest when their personal rights are trampled, even if no threat to their safety existed.