In the United States, does happiness differ for cohorts born at different times?
a. No, on average happiness depends on age but not on cohort
b. Yes, people born long ago tended to be happier than more recent cohorts.
c. Yes, more recent cohorts tend to be happier than people born long ago.
d. Sort of. Happiness has increased and decreased for various cohorts with no overall trend.
c
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