Happiness This Way

Happiness is little mortality ethan product of evolution?

Is happiness a little more than an evolutionary force equivalent to a desire for survival? For example: Happy Things: Food (promoting survival) Sex (promotes survival) Friendship (promotes survival through social interaction) Art Science, Illustration (promotes survival by increasing the intelligence of a key factor for humans), etc. sad things: the death of their loved ones (it hurts social group survival) hungry (risk of dying of hunger) losing a job, partner, lover or friend (it hurts food supply capacity, peers, social interaction, etc) Pain (buff!), etc. Is this a fair assessment to say that happiness is an emotion that has evolved in human beings survive, giving them a strong mental desire the things that a pro-survival (happiness) and aversion to things that are not (sad things)?

Happiness a byproduct of evolution? Never looked that way and I've never read any empirical research on this before. General happiness, research includes the study of certain personalities. Or if certain people are genetically predisposed to be happier than others. Studies have found say that if our basic human needs (food, water, air, shelter, safety), then a giant stabilization in levels of happiness. In other words, as soon as needs are met, then the excess occurs after the Pope will make you much happier. As the money. As long as you have enough to meet needs for survival then get isn't going to do much more happier. Although very few people know, or chose to believe. After this, researchers looking for personalities to promote higher levels of happiness. Neuroticism, extraversion vs. attention. All your data correlated however. But they say if your score is high neurotic tendencies such as excessive stress, worry, anxiety that the final levels of happiness will be stunted. Rivals against high on extraversion, which are to go. They tend to be happier. But all this is pure theory with some supporting data. There is no real way measure levels of happiness yet or pinpoint what determines human happiness. Hope this makes sense, but IDK what Ive studied the happiest people arent necessarily going to be better able to survive. But definition could play a role. His example of social interaction is held in the evolutionary perspective survival. This is how humans survive in his day. Gained social skills allowed people to work together in hunting and other survival activities are based on people working together and if you can do that as well and help the group, it is considered an ideal candidate for reproduction. Very original and basic. So if could not work together with people and had poor communication skills you're pretty useless to the group so they do not reach your partner. IDK exactly where happiness plays in all this, but I'm sure that plays a role.

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