In the classic study conducted by Schachter and Singer supporting their two-factor model of emotion, participants who ____.
A) had previously learned about the dangers of sharks were more fearful when they encountered a shark while swimming in the ocean
B) had spinal cord damage were unable to experience certain emotions
C) were involved in a dramatic accident tended to feel afraid even before they began to show physiological arousal
D) were injected with epinephrine, but who were told it would produce no symptoms, tended to take on the emotion of the person they were around

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In Schachter and Singer's study, participants who were injected with epinephrine (a physiological arousal agent) but were told it would produce no symptoms tended to take on the emotion of the person they were around, supporting the idea that emotions are a combination of physiological arousal and cognitive interpretation.

In the Classic Study Conducted by Schachter and Singer Supporting