Which of the Following Scenarios Most Directly Supports Schachter and Singer's

Which of the following scenarios most directly supports Schachter and Singer's Two-Factor Theory of Emotion?

A) Right after you ride an exhilarating roller coaster, you let your friend borrow your phone and she instantly drops and breaks it. You think to yourself that you are very angry and yell at her, but in hindsight you realize it's because the roller coaster increased your arousal level.
B) You're walking down a dark alley at night when you see a man with a knife coming towards you. You run away screaming, with your heart racing and your eyes open wide. Feeling these physiological changes and the urge to run away creates the feeling of fear in your mind.
C) While studying abroad, you realize that the language you are learning does not have a word that means ""contempt."" You start to notice that, indeed, the people in this country do not seem to experience an emotion that English speakers would call contempt.
D) You notice that when you are feeling sad, you have a difficult time remembering happy things from your past. Similarly, when you are feeling happy, all of the memories you can recall seem more pleasant.