Examples of bottom-up causes of subjective well-being include: a. extroversion,

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Examples of bottom-up causes of subjective well-being include:

a. extroversion, sufficient material resources, and living in a desirable society

b. temperament, cultural influences, and sufficient social resources

c. sufficient social resources, personality, and living in a desirable society

d. sufficient material resources, sufficient social resources, and living in a desirable society

a. extroversion, sufficient material resources, and living in a desirable society

b. temperament, cultural influences, and sufficient social resources

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(Answer) (A) Because bottom-up mental processing is data-driven. It is when sufficient information isn’t present in our memory to form a reaction. This is when we rely on what we feel or what we learn at the present to formulate our reaction. Options B, C, and D all mention “sufficient resources” this is top-down processing, where the reaction is aided by theory, preconceptions and sufficient information.

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