When a Constructionist Examines the Current Neuroscientific Evidence and Concludes

When a constructionist examines the current neuroscientific evidence and concludes that emotions are most likely produced by a distributed network, what do they mean?

A) Emotions originate from brain networks that are responsible for general processes, rather than for producing specific emotion states
B) Specific emotions originate from specific and identifiable brain areas that are found throughout the brain
C) When analyzed using cluster analyses, discrete emotions can be located in the brain; this was not possible using more traditional statistics
D) That the neurotransmitters associated with each basic emotion are distributed throughout the brain by long white matter tracts