Those Who Believe That "There Is No Such Thing as Bad

Those who believe that "there is no such thing as bad publicity" base this argument on which of the following ideas from behavioral economics?

A) That the recognition heuristic will overcome any negative emotional associations.
B) That the recognition heuristic will prevent people from incorporating negative information into their decision-making process.
C) That framing effects will diminish the negative emotions associated with most bad publicity.
D) That self-serving biases will make people "look the other way" and ignore bad publicity.