Dimensional Accounts of Emotion Are Opposed to Discrete or Basic

Dimensional accounts of emotion are opposed to discrete or basic emotion theories. The most commonly accepted dimensional view is that:

A) There are four dimensions that account for emotional experience and these are positivity, negativity, low power, and high power
B) Emotional experience can be described by a circumplex, but this model is not made up of dimensions
C) The dimensions that characterize emotional experience can be mathematically described in a multidimensional space with infinite dimensions
D) There are two dimensions that account for emotional experience and these are pleasantness-unpleasantness and activated-deactivated