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Pea0909berry

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Who faces an especially high risk of premature death?
 
  a. Grace, age 41, who has not married
  b. Elias, age 43, who is married
  c. Nicole, age 47, who is married
  d. Adam, age 45, who has not married

Question 2

One study looked at data on happiness for over 42,000 Americans beginning in 1972. According to their findings, which of these individuals is most likely to report being very happy?
 
  a. Noah, age 28, who has been married for 4 years
  b. James, age 37, who has not married
  c. Michael, age 42, who is now divorced
  d. Jacob, age 40, who has remarried after his divorce



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
d

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
a



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