The Results of Schachter and Singer's Experiment in Which Participants

Multiple Choice

The results of Schachter and Singer's experiment in which participants were injected with epinephrine just before spending time in either a "happy" condition or an "angry" condition support the idea that:

A) emotion is the result of the interaction of physiological arousal and the cognitive label we apply to explain the arousal.
B) most emotions can be experienced apart from physiological arousal.
C) physiological arousal can cause the experience of emotions in the absence of a cognitive label.
D) expressing a specific emotion facially causes the subjective experience of that emotion.