21 For richer consumers, it seems that the act of cutting down on their daily expenses has less to do with actuallysaving money and more to do with emotional health.
(A) Richer consumers seem to fulfill their needs for emotional health through securing their financial status by spending less on their daily lives.
(B) For richer consumers, their spending less money on their daily lives seems to be more related to their emotional health than to their financial needs.
(C) Richer consumers seem to start reducing their daily expenses so that they can feel more emotionally secure rather than feel financially secure.
(D) For richer consumers, the act of reducing their daily expenses seems to result in their stronger needs for emotional support than financial support.