The author of the passage describes human emotions as each of the following EXCEPT

A． The trigeminal nerve plays a much more significant role in the experience of an irritating odor than does actual olfactory sensation itself.
B． The trigeminal nerve produces a negative experience of an irritating odor independently of the emotional context in which the odor was initially perceived.
C． The trigeminal nerve tends to cause an experience of discomfort in the cases of odors that are initially paired with negative emotional experiences.
D． The functioning of the trigeminal nerve tends to be largely conditioned according to the pairing process simulated in the experiment.
E． The trigeminal nerve generally does not play a role in the experiencing of odors that create innate reactions.

A． refuting the notion that emotions are socially constructed
B． delineating the difference between relative and universal behavior
C． describing how anthropologists identify emotions in foreign cultures
D． measuring the extent to which emotions can be equated with evolutionary traits
E． comparing how emotions are expressed in various cultures