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Studies of college students suggest that

a.those who had experienced significant decreases in negative emotions had experienced fewer negative events.
b.those who had increases in positive emotions also experienced more negative events and learned from their experiences.
c.those who had experienced significant increases in negative emotions had experienced fewer positive events.
d.there is no connection between negative events and negative emotions.

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Personality Psychology: Foundations and Findings

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