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jlmhmf

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Gruber and others (2011) found that excessive happiness
 
  a. improves physiological health.
  b. leads people to be less attentive to threats.
  c. reduces the likelihood of engaging in risky behavior.
  d. enhances emotional well-being.

Question 2

Akin et al. (2013) found that spending money on ____ was found to bring people the most happiness.
 
  a. other people
  b. educational opportunities
  c. occasional indulgences
  d. travel



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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