Which principle explains why individuals levels of self-reported happiness quickly return to normal, even following very happy events (like winning the lottery) or negative events (like sustaining a crippling injury)?

MOTIVATION AND EMOTION

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Which principle explains why individuals’ levels of self-reported happiness quickly return to normal, even following very happy events (like winning the lottery) or negative events (like sustaining a crippling injury)?

A	Yerkes-Dodson law
B	Feel-good, do-good phenomenon
C	Relative deprivation
D	Adaptation level phenomenon

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AP PSYCHOLOGY

MOTIVATION EMOTION AND STRESS

MOTIVATION AND EMOTION