Both the James-Lange and the two-factor theories of emotion maintain that
A) the experience of emotion grows from an awareness of our body's arousal.
B) distinct physiological differences exist among the emotions.
C) some emotions can be experienced apart from cognition.
D) all of these statements are true.

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Both the James-Lange and the two-factor theories of emotion suggest that emotions arise from physiological arousal, with the two-factor theory adding that cognitive appraisal also plays a role in identifying the emotion.

Both the James-Lange and the Two-Factor Theories of Emotion Maintain