Bradshaw et al. (2010 ) compared the experiences of women and men who hooked up and found that:
A) men benefited more from hooking up.
B) women were more positive about hooking up.
C) men were more likely to feel guilt and regret after hooking up.
D) women were less likely to become depressed as a result of hooking up.
A
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