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5.07 On My Happiness Test
I scored 5.07 on my Happiness Test. According to Wright, S (n.d.), 4-5: Rather happy; pretty happy. Check other score ranges for some of my suggestions. 5-6: Very happy. Being happy has more benefits than just feeling good. It’s correlated with benefits like health, better marriages, and attaining your goals. Most likely I would place myself in the same category as I scored on my test. Therefore I agree with the results of this test. I'm happy about getting number 5 on my test. The test confirms that most of the time I'm pleased with my life, but luckily I don't stay in that constant happiness state because I would not notice the difference if that were the case. This test did not change my thoughts about my level of happiness.
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