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It depends. If cheering up impedes our personal progress, than we should seek to improve first. But cheering up can be helpful at times when depression impedes progress/normal functioning. It is generally healthier to be cheerful than to be gloomy and depressed.
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c
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it's light intensity because it's not as hard as say jogging (moderate) or sprinting (vigorously)
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-they both have uneven movements
-they both stop and unevenly
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Just did on edge-nuity and they are correct :)