What is one of the reasons that those who score highest on the "pleasant life," without comparable scores on either the "good life" and/or the "meaningful life," tend to be less happy? a. One's sense of pleasure varies extensively over the life course. b. Pleasurable feelings do not last long and habituate quickly. c. High scores of all three require multitasking. d. The sense of pleasure can always be improved or strengthened.

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What is one of the reasons that those who score highest on the "pleasant life," without comparable scores on either the "good life" and/or the "meaningful life," tend to be less happy? a. One's sense of pleasure varies extensively over the life course. b. Pleasurable feelings do not last long and habituate quickly. c. High scores of all three require multitasking. d. The sense of pleasure can always be improved or strengthened.

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The reasons that those who score highest on the "pleasant life," without comparable scores on either the "good life" and/or the "meaningful life," tend to be less happy just because one's sense of pleasure varies extensively over the life course. As, human behavior can be termed as more inconsistent in nature and there is no clear constant form of sequence for the different individuals to live there lives.