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Of the following, which might result in significant happiness gains?
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Plastic surgery
Making more money
Getting married
Practicing gratitude
Q 2/20
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According to the Harvard Study of Adult Development, what was a major predictor of early death?
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Changing careers
Social isolation
Attending Harvard
Marriage
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Of the following, which might result in significant happiness gains?
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According to the Harvard Study of Adult Development, what was a major predictor of early death?
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Amanda thinks that if she could just make 10 Billion dollars a year, then she would be perfectly happy, which annoying feature of the brain does this scenario relate to?
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Gabe saw on Instagram that Bad Bunny just bought a yacht and now he wants one, which annoying feature of the mind is this scenario related to?
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Tina was disappointed when she didn't make the varsity rugby team, but a month later, she was pretty happy anyway. Which annoying feature of the mind does this idea relate to?
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J.P. won the lottery last year, but a year later, he didn't feel as happy as he did after he first won. Now he thinks that if he can win the lottery again he will be truly happy. Which annoying feature of the mind does this relate to?
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In the 4th grade, Yutaro's dog died. He was convinced that he would never be happy again. Which term from the course does this idea relate to?
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Bob was diagnosed with HIV a year ago. At the time, he couldn't think of anything else. He thought it would always be that way and forgot about all the other things happening in his life. This tendency is best described as:
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When sally became paralyzed, she thought that the impact on her happiness would be severe and last forever! This describes:
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Tobar really wanted a Ferrari for Christmas last year, but now that he has it, he doesn't really care for it. The term that best describes this is:
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The idea that knowing what you need to do to be happy is half the battle is known as:
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Is knowing really half the battle?
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After a certain point, people are content with their salary and do not aspire to make more money.
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According to Sonja Lyubomirsky, what is the percentage breakdown of the factors that determine our general happiness?
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Considering the studies shown in class, which of the options below closely aligns with the comparison of PREDICTED emotions to ACTUAL emotions after receiving bad news like getting a bad grade or getting turned down for a job offer.
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The past several decades of economic development has made the inhabitants of the US much better off and has consequently lead to a drastic improvement in life satisfaction over the years.
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In a study where teens forecasted their happiness level if they failed a driver's exam, teens continued to mis-predict their emotions even if they had failed their drivers test a few times before.
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According to one study, higher levels of TV viewing leads to a higher estimate of othersā wealth and a lower estimate of personal wealth. Which of the following Annoying Features fits best?
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When you do a google search for "[Social Media Platform] makes me feelā you get AutoFill searches like this. What annoying feature of the mind does this best relate to?
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In order to have greater happiness, you need to apply what you know about how to be happier
