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danielfitts88

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According to positive psychology, the formula for happiness is, H (enduring level of happiness):
 
  a. = S (personal set range) + C (circumstances) +V(factors under personal volitional control).
  b. = S (support system ) + S (personal set range) + C (circumstances).
  c. = C (circumstances) + V (factors under personal volitional control).
  d. = S (support system ) + S (personal set range) + C (circumstances) + V (factors under personal volitional control).

Question 2

The ethical decision-making process involves a number of sequential steps. According to your reading, which of the following is the second step in the process?
 
  A. Recognize that there is an ethical conflict.
   B. Review professional literature.
   C. Reflect on personal morals and values.
   D. Describe the problem.



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Answer to Question 1

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ANS: D





 

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