In their replication study, Chaudhury and Garg (2023, p. 1879) conducted this same 2 (disgust, neutral) x 2 (buy, sell) analysis with the purchasing prices from the replication study. They reported the following results: Main effect of mood (disgust vs. neutral): F(1, 264)= 0.28, p = .599. Main effect of ownership context (buy vs. sell): F (1, 264) = 14.04, p = .001, n = 0.05. Interaction effect of sadness* context: F(1, 264) = 0.107, p = .744. Sell condition (M = 3.59, SD = 1.74) versus buy condition (M = 3.09, SD = 1.69), Cohen's d = 0.29. QUESTION 36B (Interpretation of Chaudhury and Garg's replication results) Assuming a strict 5% significance level, do Chaudhury and Garg's (2023) findings replicate the general pattern of results found in Lerner et al.'s (2004) study? Answer choice: [Select] Answer choice A: YES. The results do replicate. Chaudhury and Garg found the same significant main effect that was reported in Lerner et al.'s original study. Answer choice B: YES. The results do replicate. Chaudhury and Garg found the same significant spreading interaction pattern that was reported in Lerner et al's study. Answer choice C: NO. The results do not replicate. Chaudhury and Garg failed to find the same significant main effect that was reported in Lerner et al.'s original study. Answer choice D: NO. The results do not replicate. Chaudhury and Garg failed to find the same significant spreading interaction that was reported in Lerner et al.'s original study. Answer choice E. MIXED. The replication results were mixed. Chaudhury and Garg failed to find the same significant main effect that was reported in Lerner et al.'s original study. However, both Chaudhury and Garg and Lerner et al. found a significant spreading interaction with their results.