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Saying: This paragraph is telling the reader the differing human rights in America versus Bhutan. Then to finish the paragraph it asks the reader that if in the search for happiness one can become even less unhappy than when they started and there may be reasons to believe this.
Doing: This paragraph is giving the reader background on our pursuit of happiness laws in two different countries. It is also giving an introduction for what the essay is going to be about by questioning the reader about the process of finding one's happiness.
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Saying: This paragraph is telling the reader about Iris Mauss’, a psychologist that saw his theory of one becoming less happy in their pursuit of happiness in a man named Tom. It also gives the …show more content…
He was never fully engaged in his relationships or surrounding in his new settings.
Doing: This paragraph is telling the reader that in the process of finding happiness in Tom’s life it had lead to his depression. Tom’s depression has forced himself to evaluate his daily projects as less enjoyable, making his depression get worse and worse.
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Saying: This paragraph gives the reader background on that in the pursuit of happiness one overestimates the circumstances of life. Psychologist, Dan Gilbert tells the readers his beliefs that people overestimate the emotional impact of positive life events.
Doing:This paragraph is telling the reader that new scenes and events can be exciting for one trying to seek happiness but in short time they become accustomed to their surrounding and it loses its effect of creating happiness. The author connects this finding to Tom’s life. As Tom moves he is initially “running on a new treadmill” but in a matter of months the effect will wear off.
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Saying: This paragraph is telling the reader the differing human rights in America versus Bhutan. Then to finish the paragraph it asks the reader that if in the search for happiness one can become even less unhappy than when they started and there may be reasons to believe this.
Doing: This paragraph is giving the reader background on our pursuit of happiness laws in two different countries. It is also giving an introduction for what the essay is going to be about by questioning the reader about the process of finding one's happiness.
Paragraph two...
Saying: This paragraph is telling the reader about Iris Mauss’, a psychologist that saw his theory of one becoming less happy in their pursuit of happiness in a man named Tom. It also gives the …show more content…
He was never fully engaged in his relationships or surrounding in his new settings.
Doing: This paragraph is telling the reader that in the process of finding happiness in Tom’s life it had lead to his depression. Tom’s depression has forced himself to evaluate his daily projects as less enjoyable, making his depression get worse and worse.
Paragraph six...
Saying: This paragraph gives the reader background on that in the pursuit of happiness one overestimates the circumstances of life. Psychologist, Dan Gilbert tells the readers his beliefs that people overestimate the emotional impact of positive life events.
Doing:This paragraph is telling the reader that new scenes and events can be exciting for one trying to seek happiness but in short time they become accustomed to their surrounding and it loses its effect of creating happiness. The author connects this finding to Tom’s life. As Tom moves he is initially “running on a new treadmill” but in a matter of months the effect will wear off.
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