Based on Frederickson’s research, what effect would the emotion of joy tend to have on people?
A. They are likely to be content with staying where they are.
B. They are likely to initiate activities.
C. They are likely to act selfishly.
D. They are likely to be less judgmental of others.
Ans: B
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