Burgoon Originally Stated That People Felt Physiologically Aroused When Their

Burgoon originally stated that people felt physiologically aroused when their proxemic expectations were violated. However, she:

A) now views arousal as a side effect of a partner's deviation.
B) softened the concept of arousal to "an orienting response" or a mental "alertness" that focuses attention on the violator.
C) no longer considers arousal as a necessary link between expectancy violation and communication outcomes such as attraction, credibility, persuasion, and involvement.
D) All of the answers are correct.