Physiologist Walter Cannon Criticized the James-Lange Theory of Emotion by Noting

Physiologist Walter Cannon criticized the James-Lange theory of emotion by noting that

A) physiological reactions are very different for different emotions.
B) bodily responses and the subjective experience of an emotion occur at the same time,not separately.
C) when physiological changes are artificially induced,such as when a person is given a drug to speed up heart rate,the person almost immediately experiences the emotion of either fear or anger.
D) people who are paralyzed because of a spinal cord injury have a greatly reduced capacity to feel emotions.