Research on Activity and Its Correlation to Happiness Suggests That

question 53

Multiple Choice

Research on activity and its correlation to happiness suggests that:

• A) when the activity takes longer, more variety among activities leads to increased happiness.
• B) when the activity takes less time, more variety among activities leads to increased happiness.
• C) whether the activity lasts for a short or long time, it will decrease happiness.
• D) more variety among activities leads to no change.

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Definitions:

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