In the longitudinal studies by George Vaillant, one of the factors at age 50 that was linked with being in the "happy-well" category of 75- to 80-year-olds was
A) being future-oriented.
B) being wealthy.
C) having a stable job.
D) having children.

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Vaillant found that being future-oriented and having a positive outlook on the future was a significant factor in predicting happiness and well-being in later life. Wealth, job stability, and having children did not have a significant impact on the "happy-well" category.

In the Longitudinal Studies by George Vaillant, One of the Factors