Ivanna Is Driving to Work When the Car Immediately in Front

Ivanna is driving to work when the car immediately in front of her comes to a sudden stop, causing Ivanna to slam on her brakes and swerve in order to avoid a major collision. According to the Cannon-Bard theory, Ivanna would:

A) first notice her heart racing, palms sweating, and muscles tensing up, which would then trigger her feeling of fear.
B) experience fear simply because she interprets the situation as potentially causing great harm and damage to all persons involved.
C) simultaneously experience the changes in heart rate, perspiration, and muscular tension in her body, as well as the conscious experience of fear in her mind.
D) experience a feeling of fear only after labeling her physical reactions of increased heart rate, perspiration, and muscular tension as being due to fear.