The emotional frame of reference by which one sees the world is created by:

A. Values guide behavior and decision-making but do not primarily define the emotional lens through which the world is viewed. B. Attitudes are correct because they shape the emotional frame of reference and influence how a person perceives and responds to situations, people, and the world. C. Personal philosophy reflects an individual’s overall system of thought and worldview but is broader than the emotional frame of reference. D. Beliefs are convictions held as true but do not specifically create the emotional perspective one uses to interpret the world.