Why are so many people happy and what do we do for those who aren't? A reaction to Lightsey (1996)

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Brown, SD
Ryan, NE
McPartland, EB
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[1] Loyola University, Chicago
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10.1177/0011000096244005
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B849 [应用心理学];
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