According to the James-Lange Theory, Your Psychological Experience of Fear

According to the James-Lange theory, your psychological experience of fear, in reaction to the body sensation of a bear attacking you, is

A) not related to the physiological changes attributed to the body sensation.
B) a result of the physiological changes triggered by the body sensation.
C) followed by physiological changes like an increase in heart rate.
D) less important than the physiological changes your body experiences.