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(wopto with advanced iegrves are less happy than those with just a HA;, people with an active wx life are happier than those without; women and men are equally happy* though ■vutiu'ii have a wider «>mv» tional having an affair will make you happy t*ut will not compensate tor the massive h*ss of happe noss that you wiU incur «vhen your spouse Tunis out ;uui leaves you: people urn' least happy whou they're .•euimutmg to work: busy people are ho op no than those with too lit tin to do; wealthy people are happier than poor ones. hut twlv ‘lightly*

Aiv you already ticking ,»ff which attributes .lescril'e you'* How do you think Rappahannock rest' .louts match up to this list?

Of courso. Weiner points out the fallacy of descriptive research; these aro correlational studies not consul studios. In at her words. wo know that happiness is mom* highly I'orrolntod with married people than with unmam i nsl people, hut wo don't know that marriage causes happiness In (net. may tie tho underlying explanation is (hut happv people tirv mom* likolv to lie murried, \nd. miothor disclaimer, ho data como from soil eports, surveys tlu«t nidi iduaU complete orally or u wntiui; ns they respond o ipiostunis mid rmik thoir

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