Which of the following represent(s) utilitarian motives for social shopping?

A) The convenience and ease of shopping with more choices and better information.
B) Access to opinions,recommendations,and referrals from others - potentially improving the ability for consumers to make the most rational and efficient decisions.
C) The opportunities to share common interests with like-minded others.
D) A & B only.
E) All of these.

Both A and B represent utilitarian motives for social shopping. Option A highlights the convenience and ease of shopping with more choices and better information, which can help consumers make more rational decisions. Option B highlights the access to opinions, recommendations, and referrals from others, which can further improve the efficiency of decision-making. Option C, sharing common interests with like-minded others, represents a social motive rather than a utilitarian one. Therefore, the best choice is D.