Western psychology and Buddhism claim that the happiness may be achieved through __________ and not necessarily through stimulus-driven pleasures.

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Both Western psychology and Buddhism emphasize the role of psychological training, such as mindfulness and meditation practices, in achieving lasting happiness rather than seeking temporary pleasure through external stimuli. The other options are not directly related to the idea of achieving happiness through psychological means.

Western Psychology and Buddhism Claim That the Happiness May Be