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fiasKO [112]
3 years ago
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Optimism is a tendency toward a(n) ________.

Social Studies
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Vladimir79 [104]3 years ago
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Answer:

d) Positive outlook and positive expectations.

Explanation:

Being optimistic means to have a positive expectation for what is to come in the future. So, optimism is a tendency towards a positive outlook and a positive expectation in one's life.

This mental attitude of a person reflects an individual's approach towards the events of life. This optimism is the positive attitude and hope for a better future or outcome of an individual's actions/ future. Thus, we can rightly say that optimism is a tendency toward a positive outlook and positive expectations.

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