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Chapter 11.9, Problem 1QFD
Summary Introduction
To determine:
If a person is optimist or pessimist or in between.
Introduction:
Optimistic and pessimistic nature of a person is determined by how a person reacts to a situation. Optimism is simply a matter of controlling mood or emotional reactions to situations.
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