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People who are too happy die younger than their more downbeat peers, claims
People who are too happy die younger than their more downbeat peers, claims
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2024-02-11
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People who are too happy die younger than their more downbeat peers, claims new research.
A study which followed children from the 1920s to old age showed that people who were【C1】______"highly cheerful" by teachers at school died younger than their more【C2】______classmates.
This was because people who were too happy were more likely to suffer from mental【C3】______such as bipolar(两极情感障碍), making them【C4】______fearful and more likely to take risks that increase the chance of having a(n) 【C5】______accident.
Many researchers from a【C6】______of universities worldwide also discovered that trying too hard to be happy often ended【C7】______leaving people feeling more depressed.
And magazine articles offering【C8】______on how to be happy were also blamed for【C9】______depression.
One study saw participants follow one of the tips to see how【C10】______it was.
Participants then took the advice offered—such as watching an upbeat film—often concentrated too hard【C11】______trying to improve their mood【C12】______than letting it lift naturally.
This meant that【C13】______the time the film had ended, they often felt angry and cheated by the advice given, putting them in a【C14】______worse mood than when they had started watching.
【C15】______, results of the study, published in the journal Perspectives on Psychological Science,【C16】______that the key to true happiness was much more simple:【C17】______relationships with friends and family members.
The strongest【C18】______of happiness is not money, or【C19】______recognition through success or fame. It’s having worthwhile social relationships. That means the best way to increase your happiness is to stop worrying about being happy and instead【C20】______your energy into nurturing(lie social bonds you have with other people. [br] 【C4】
选项
A、more
B、less
C、much
D、very
答案
B
解析
考查语义逻辑。根据空后的more可知,此空应相应地使用比较级,根据句意“开心的人更可能去冒险”,所以他们会不那么害怕,故选B。
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