David is a happy person and feels in control of events in his life. He is optimistic by nature and enjoys the company of his close friends. In the context of the characteristics of happy people, he is most likely to
A. employ learned helplessness to avoid stress.
B. be emotionally insulated from negative as well as positive events.
C. persevere at tasks and ultimately achieve more.
D. have slightly lower self-esteem than the average person.
Answer: C
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