(c) how do scholars interpret the results of this experiment? select one: a. the fine was a contextual cue that converted lateness from the violation of an ethical obligation to a choice with a price. once the fine was revoked the price for lateness just decreased, while the initial sense of ethical obligation did not come back. b. for parents it is so important to have some more time before picking their children up, that they don't mind paying a moderate fine. c. the fine was not high enough. d. the fine was not imposed at the right time. it should have been introduced in week 17 instead. e. parents in haifa do not behave like rational consumers: they increase their demand for lateness when the price increases, instead of lowering it. this means that we cannot always interpret social choices as we would interpret consumer choices.