this is a SOC 357 The Pursuit of Happiness time limit is 40 min there is 10 questions only
Question 11 (0.5 points)

 

What is American societyâs theory (the popular belief) about success and happiness and why is it incorrect?

Question 11 options:

Society says you must work hard to become successful and happiness will follow. However, studies show that people who are just plain lucky are happier than those who work hard to succeed.

Society says you must work hard to become successful and happiness will follow. However, studies show that happiness comes before success, and in fact, is what motivates success. 

Society says you must work hard to become successful and happiness will follow. However, studies show that hard work will make you tired and as a result not as happy as you could be.

Society says that you must be happy before you can be successful. However, studies show that there is no causal relationship between happiness and success.

 

Society says that you must be happy before you can be successful. However, studies show that people who are happy are less productive than pessimistic people.

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All of the following facts about relationships are true, EXCEPT:

Question 12 options:

The U.S. divorce rate is higher than in any industrialized nation 

Men are more likely to regret divorce than women

Married women are happier than married men

Married people are happier on average than unmarried people

It is less common for people to get married now than it was 30 years ago

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Which of the following is NOT one of the listed reasons why religious people are happier on average?

Question 13 options:

They have a sense of higher power

They see death as the end

They endorse forgiveness

They participate in more social events

They have self-acceptance

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Those who suggest that government should be involved in promoting happiness/well-being recommend that the government do all of the following EXCEPT:  

Question 14 options:

Promote the welfare of the people   

Help create an environment in which people can live happily   

Make the well-being of its residents a top priority  

Systematically take happiness research into account when enacting legislation and public policy  

Dictate one singular path to happiness  

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What is the goal of the Ben's Bells Project?  

Question 15 options:

Make church bells   

Create a happy place for arts and crafts   

Promote happiness through song and dance   

Establish a not-for-profit children's home  

Promote kindness   

SaveQuestion 16 (0.5 points)

 

According to David Myers (1992)--one of the class readings, religious people report feeling _________.

Question 16 options:

Neither more or less happy

Happier with their family lives but not their work lives

Happier and more satisfied with life overall

Less happy and less satisfied with life overall

Happier with their work lives but not their family lives

SaveQuestion 17 (0.5 points)

 

What are the three interrelated components of humans discussed in class?

Question 17 options:

Happiness, Physicality, Wisdom

Life, Soul, Emotion

Mind, Body, Spirit

Spirit, Mind, Happiness

Intelligence, Emotion, Body

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Which of the following best describes the marketing tactic of "Association"?

Question 18 options:

An individual in unfortunate circumstances is made happy through consumption

Certain groups are depicted as happier than others

The product shapes one's perspectives of what happiness is

Products are depicted in ways that are designed to generate happiness

The product is used to define happiness to consumers

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In the reading "Should Policy-Makers Use Happiness Research?" Bok explicitly addresses, among other things, the philosophical questions raised by:  

Question 19 options:

William S. Burroughs' Naked Lunch  

Alders Huxley's Brave New World  

George Orwell's Animal Farm  

Albert Camus' The Stranger  

John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath   

SaveQuestion 20 (0.5 points)

 

According to Bok (2010) and as discussed in class, what are the three things governments could do to help strengthen families?  

Question 20 options:

Free healthcare, education, and low-income housing  

Education, discourage out of wedlock pregnancies, and better care for children  

Low income housing, decreased taxes, and free childcare  

Better care for children, free healthcare, and lower gas prices  

Decreased taxes, free healthcare, and education  

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