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Which of the following results from studies of people with spinal cord injuries supports the James-Lange theory of emotion?
a. People who could not feel reactions from most of their bodies reported that they no longer felt intense emotions.
b. The higher the spinal cord injury, the intensity of the reported feeling was greater.
c. The farther away the injury was from the brain, the lesser the probability that an intense emotion could be experienced.
d. Spinal cord transection did not alter the expression of emotional behaviors to a specific situation.
e. Spinal cord injury produces some initial changes in emotion but these effects recover.
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