Kupperman (2006) outlined several insights about well-being that we can learn from history. Which of the following is FALSE?
A. Simple hedonism is not an adequate path to well-being.
B. A stress-free life is the most desirable life.
C. Happiness should not be the sole criteria for well-being.
D. It is not necessary to be perfect to be an admirable and a good person.
Ans: B
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