Question

Lesley, a sociology major, believes that money is the key to happiness. Her friend Stephen, a psychology major, believes that good health is the key to happiness. How might the two friends resolve their disagreement? Select one: a. They could ask their friends and see which perspective has the most support. b. They could conduct a study with students on their campus to see which perspective has the most support. c. They could research archives of newspapers, magazines, and other media to see if there are reports on the topic. d. They could research peer-reviewed articles to see if either perspective is supported.

Answer 1

d. They could research peer-reviewed articles to see if either perspective is supported.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given in the question that both the students of sociology major, Lesley and Stephen, have two different views on happiness. One claims that money is important for happiness while the other says that good health is important to be happy in life.

Therefore both Stephen and Lesley should research and do a study on each other's articles and see if the either perspective view is well supported or not. In this way, the can come to a conclusion.

Hence the correct option is (d).