Schacter-Singer's Two-Factor Theory Suggests That Emotions Are the Result Of

Schacter-Singer's two-factor theory suggests that emotions are the result of:

A) a physiological arousal without interpretation by the brain.
B) brain activity without physiological arousal.
C) your brain trying to make sense of your body's physiological response to a situation.
D) your body's physiological response to signals of emotion sent from your brain.