In the Harmon-Jones Study (2000), Participants with High Choice About

In the Harmon-Jones study (2000) , participants with high choice about writing that they liked a nasty tasting drink subsequently rated the drink favourably. The research specifically challenged the principle of the 'new look' that states

A) physiological arousal must be present.
B) the arousal must be attributed to one's behaviour.
C) aversive consequences must be present.
D) personal responsibility for negative consequences.