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lindiwe

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Personal happiness is influenced by having goals and ________.
 
  a) the resources to attain those goals
  b) having those goals always be just out of reach so we continue to improve ourselves
  c) particularly unrealistic goals so that we can dream of a brighter future
  d) setting the bar particularly high so that when achieved we feel accomplished

Question 2

High levels of positive emotions create life satisfaction because ________.
 
  a) positive emotions lead people to help others who are feeling depressed
  b) positive emotions make people unrealistically optimistic
  c) people think, feel, and act in ways that build their emotional, physical, and social resources
  d) positive emotions decrease cortisol and lead us to have thinner body shapes



TDubDCFL

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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