To test the James-Lange theory of emotions, studies examining the emotional experiences of people with spinal cord injuries found __________.
◦ that people with spinal cord injuries showed minimal physiological response in terms of arousal, valence, and intensity of emotion compared to those with no injury
◦ that people with spinal cord injuries showed increased physiological response in terms of arousal, valence, and intensity of emotion compared to those without injury
◦ that people without spinal cord injuries demonstrated increased physiological responses in terms of arousal, valence, and intensity of emotion compared to those with injury
◦ no differences between people with or without spinal cord injuries in terms of arousal, valence, or intensity of emotion.
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