The Prototype Perspective About Emotion Knowledge Assumes That

The prototype perspective about emotion knowledge assumes that:

A) for each emotion there is a prototypical set of causes, feelings, expressions, thoughts and actions.
B) there is little to no overlap in people's representations of emotions (e.g., sadness and anger are entirely different from each other) .
C) there is a singular type of emotion within each category (e.g., there is one variety of anger) .
D) all of the above.