According to Schachter and Singer,the emotion experienced by participants who were injected with adrenaline and then exposed to a confederate of the experimenter who acted giddy was due to:

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According to Schachter and Singer's theory, the emotion experienced by participants who were injected with adrenaline and then exposed to a confederate of the experimenter who acted giddy was due to the participant interpreting the arousal as having positive valence. This is because the participants were not given a clear reason for their physiological arousal (adrenaline injection) and had to interpret the arousal in the context of the situation. The giddy behaviour of the confederate provided a positive context for the arousal, leading to a positive emotional experience.

According to Schachter and Singer,the Emotion Experienced by Participants Who