In Thinking About The Means to a Good Life, Lyubormirsky

In thinking about the means to a good life, Lyubormirsky and Sheldon suggest three reasons to be pessimistic about people's ability to increase their long-term happiness. These are

A) consumer society, unequal access to resources, and psychology's negative focus.
B) ignorance, fear of change, and the inertia of current lifestyles.
C) genetics, personality, and adaptation to emotional events.
D) genetics, conformity, and lack of research.