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Test Relationships as the Main Source of Happiness
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QUESTION 1: What is the main driver of human well-being according to happiness research?
Physical health
Social connections
Material factors
Economic wealth
2nd QUESTION: What approximate percentage of our happiness, according to some studies, comes from our social interactions and bonds?
Only 20%
50%
Up to 80%
Less than 10%
3rd QUESTION: What common characteristic distinguishes people in the top 10% of happiness levels?
A solid and rewarding social life
A large number of superficial contacts
An exclusive focus on material factors
Constant pursuit of wealth
QUESTION 4: According to the text, what is most important for real well-being in social relationships?
The number of "friends" in social networks
Popularity within the group
The total number of known contacts
The quality of connections (trust, mutual support)
QUESTION 5: What is one of the most direct and effective strategies to increase our happiness?
Consciously investing in our relationships
Focusing solely on forging new connections
Neglecting friendships due to lack of time
Pursuing external goals such as money
QUESTION 6: What crucial action is mentioned to maintain and nurture the relationships we already have?
Letting friendships fade away
Scheduling calls, arranging meetings and being present
Waiting for others to contact us
Focusing only on new connections
QUESTION 7: How should relationships ultimately be recognized, according to the text?
As a means to other ends
As a secondary luxury after success
As an end in itself (not a means)
As less important than material factors
8th QUESTION: What negative effect can the pursuit of external goals such as money have, according to the text?
Improves the quality of social interactions
Strengthens existing family ties
Facilitates the creation of new ties
It can be detrimental if it forces us to neglect loved ones
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