In pursuit of happiness.

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1. Modern studies of happiness have found that happy people are energetic, decisive, creative, social, trusting, loving, and responsive. 2. Elements that can affect happiness include a philosophical view of life, use of laughter and humor, ability to relate to others, problem-solving skills, meaningful and leisure activities, positive environment, and a well-balanced life-style. 3. Culture, affluence, age, and gender are surprisingly weak links to happiness.

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Davidhizar, R., & Vance, A. (1994). In pursuit of happiness. Today"s OR Nurse, 16(4), 41–44. https://doi.org/10.5840/philtopics2003311/26

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