In a Study by Iris Mauss and Colleagues (2005), Participants

In a study by Iris Mauss and colleagues (2005) , participants viewed a film clip that went from funny to sad, and back to funny again. Participants' physiological responses were measured, their facial expressions were coded, and they used a rating dial to provide continuous self-report measures of their emotions throughout this film. Which of the following statements about the findings of this study is FALSE?

A) The researchers examined correlations between different aspects of emotion as they changed over time, within each participant.
B) The strongest correlations were between facial expressions and self-reports of emotion.
C) Correlations among the different aspects of emotion ranged from very small, around .10, to fairly strong, around .70.
D) None of the statements above is false; all are true.