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james0929

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Jim is 28, single, and a freelance writer who works from his apartment. Throughout high school, college, and graduate school, Jim felt happy and engaged with life, but he has recently felt more and more unhappy and detached.
 
  According to social psychology research, what short-term solution should Jim take to improve his happiness? a) He should join one or more groups.
  b) He should work more hours.
  c) He should try to find someone to marry.
  d) He should get more sleep at night.

Question 2

Results of systematic research indicate that our impression of a person whom we just met is influenced by ________.
 
  a) our genes
  b) the setting
  c) the weather
  d) our mood



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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