ESM studies reveal that adolescents report that their happiest moments are with __________.
A. friends
B. family
C. siblings
D. teachers
Answer: A
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a. Bill b. Phil c. Jill d. No one
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A. sociology B. social psychology C. anthropology D. counseling psychology
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