Multiple Choice
A researcher recruited 20 individuals with complete spinal cord injuries at cervical vertebrae C3 or C4 (participants had no sensory or motor function below the site of injury) and 20 matched controls. Participants were presented with images designed to evoke positive, negative, or no emotion. If the results indicate no significant difference between participants with spinal cord injuries and control participants in the emotional response to the images, this finding would:
A) contradict the James-Lange theory.
B) support the Schachter-Singer theory.
C) contradict the Cannon-Bard theory.
D) support the theory of universal emotions.
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