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If the verb has a direct object we use a personal pronoun...

If the verb has a direct object we use a personal pronoun, not a reflexive pronoun, but when the clause has a direct object and we need to make it clear that the subject and prepositional phrase refer to the same person or thing, we use a reflexive pronoun. So, mark the wrong sentence.


A

Reynolds might have imagined himself as a Hercules at the crossroads.


B

Her research herself focuses on the new literacy of adolescents and the implications of those practices for them.


C

She brought the bracelet for herself.


D

He walked around the golf course to familiarize himself with it.