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Though occasional victories can elevate one's happiness level, and setbacks can decrease it, research finds that people have a(n) ____ of happiness. This refers to a basic level of happiness that serves as a baseline of happiness to which that person gravitates.
 
  a. all static load
  b. homeostasis
  c. equilibrium
  d. set point

Question 2

Which type of purchase is most likely to increase your happiness?
 
  a. jewelry
  b. an iPhone
  c. concert tickets
  d. a new outfit



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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