Which is NOT true of Manning's (2014) study about online dating?

A) He found that participants wanted to find a romantic partner who had a mixture of both positive and negative characteristics.
B) Manning concluded that including certain information in an online ad (such as a desire for an attractive or financially stable partner) is off limits because it makes the writer appear desperate or as though he or she doesn't know how to "play the [dating] game."
C) The results of this study suggest that looking for a romantic partner online may be similar to other forms of online "shopping."
D) Manning found that many pertinent sought-after characteristics were not specifically stated in the online ads.

Russo and colleagues examined women's self-esteem and adjustment in their study on youths' experiences in the labor market.Among other findings,the authors found that

A) women who had abortions had higher overall levels of well-being on follow-up than did women who had not had abortions
B) delaying childbirth was not related to higher levels of self-esteem and well-being
C) having fewer children spaced farther apart was not related to higher levels of self-esteem and well-being
D) women who had abortions had lower levels of well-being on follow-up than did women who had not had abortions

Cognitive theorists have argued that some people with narcissistic personality disorder:

A) do not seek approval from others or consider themselves superior.
B) have hallucinations and suicidal thoughts frequently.
C) develop the belief that they are unique or exceptional as a defense against rejection.
D) develop negative assumptions about their self-worth due to highly critical parenting styles.