Advocates of the Two-Factor Theory of Emotion and of Appraisal

Advocates of the two-factor theory of emotion and of appraisal theories of emotion would be most likely to agree that

A) arousal does not always come first; appraisals can cause emotion reactions.
B) people sometimes learn about their feelings by observing their own behavior and the situation in which it occurs.
C) William James was right; we see the bear,run,and then infer that we are frightened.
D) self-schemas help us organize our emotional experiences; without schemas,there would be no arousal.