Can damages be paid for disappointment and injured feelings? Which of the following is correct?

Group of answer choices

Injuries to feelings are not measurable and consequently damages cannot be awarded

Under contract law, it is assumed that a party can determine what is in their own interests, the possibility of 'hurt feelings' should have been considered when entering the contract and is not claimable as an injury

In some instances courts will allow damages for injured feelings, where the disappointment or distress is related directly to the breach

In the case of Jarvis v Swan Tours Ltd a court found that damages can only be awarded for physical damages, not for distress resulting from disappointment