A graph depicting the course of positive emotions over the hours of the day since waking would

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Research has shown that positive emotions tend to be highest in the morning and decline over the course of the day, with a dip in the afternoon before slightly rising again in the evening. This pattern is sometimes referred to as the "peak-end" rule, where people tend to remember the peak (highest point) and end of an experience more vividly than the rest, leading to the perception that positive emotions were higher in the morning and evening compared to midday.

A Graph Depicting the Course of Positive Emotions Over the Hours