Self-report measures consistently find that the vast majority of respondents characterize themselves as
A) fairly happy.
B) very unhappy.
C) moderately unhappy.
D) unconcerned about their personal happiness.

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Self-report measures consistently find that the vast majority of respondents characterize themselves as fairly happy. Studies have consistently shown that people tend to have a generally positive outlook on their happiness and well-being.

Self-Report Measures Consistently Find That the Vast Majority of Respondents