A 2003 Study Investigating Reality-Based Television Programming and the Psychology

A 2003 study investigating reality-based television programming and the psychology of its appeal found that:

A) regular reality TV show viewers reported no voyeuristic pleasure from the programs.
B) viewers were not aware that the cast members' behaviors were not authentic.
C) viewers indicated that they gained pleasure from reality TV shows.
D) viewers enjoy watching reality TV because it shows people who are better off than themselves.