Ingles - B2.1 - TED - How to buy happiness
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What do people tend to spend money on, leading to less happiness?

  • Themselves (correct)
  • Family members
  • Friends
  • Strangers

    • According to the text, what is the belief about money and happiness?

  • Money can buy happiness
  • Money can't buy happiness (correct)
  • Money is the only source of happiness
  • Happiness is not related to money

    • What does research show about spending money on others?

  • It decreases happiness
  • It has no effect on happiness
  • It increases happiness (correct)
  • It only increases happiness in certain countries

    • Does the amount of money given matter when it comes to increasing happiness by giving to others?

    <p>No, it doesn't matter as much as the act of giving itself (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do studies conducted in Canada and Uganda show about giving money to others?

    <p>It increases happiness (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does data from the Gallup Organization show about people who donate money to charity?

    <p>They are happier than those who do not donate (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the result of the experiment conducted on sales teams in Belgium to compare pro-social and self-focused behavior?

    <p>Pro-social teams sold more than self-focused teams (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is DonorsChoose.org?

    <p>A nonprofit where people can buy school supplies for low-income schools (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can investing in pro-social behavior lead to better performance and success?

    <p>By increasing happiness and motivation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Can money buy happiness if spent on others instead of oneself?

    <p>Yes (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • Money and happiness are two things people spend a lot of time thinking about.
    • The belief that money can't buy happiness is wrong.
    • People tend to spend money on themselves, leading to selfishness and less happiness.
    • Giving money to others can increase happiness.
    • Research shows that spending money on others makes people happier than spending it on themselves.
    • The amount of money given does not matter as much as the act of giving itself.
    • Studies conducted in Canada and Uganda both show that giving money to others increases happiness.
    • Data from the Gallup Organization shows that people who donate money to charity are happier than those who do not.
    • Giving money away makes people happier than keeping it for themselves in almost every country in the world.
    • Work is not discussed in the text.
    • Experiment conducted on sales teams in Belgium to compare pro-social and self-focused behavior
    • Teams given money to spend on themselves or on teammates
    • Pro-social teams that spent money on teammates sold more than self-focused teams
    • Similar experiment conducted on dodgeball teams with same results
    • Spending on others has a bigger return than spending on oneself
    • DonorsChoose.org is a nonprofit where people can buy school supplies for low-income schools
    • Giving to others can benefit oneself more than spending on oneself
    • Stop thinking about how to spend money on oneself, start thinking about how to benefit others
    • Investing in pro-social behavior can lead to better performance and success
    • Money can buy happiness if spent on others instead of oneself

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