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English: A table illustrating statistics mentioned in the source's journal article. The graph attempts to account for, not the role of genetics and environment and behaviour in the happiness of one person, but the role for those ingredients in explaining why one person may be happier than another. |
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| Source | dothappiest.com Based on Fig. 1 from Review of General Psychology, 2005, Vol. 9, No. 2, 111–131 |
| Author | Tesseract2 |
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