From a Eudaimonic Perspective, Research and Arguments by Ryff Suggests

From a eudaimonic perspective, research and arguments by Ryff suggests that personality may contribute to well-being

A) largely through influences on positive affect and happiness.
B) in multiple ways that may enhance health more than happiness.
C) by influencing the defense mechanisms people use to cope with stress.
D) influencing the quantity and quality of social support that people seek and receive.