Adaption refers to how we acclimatize to changing circumstances. In this way, happiness "is a signal that our brains use to motivate us to do certain things." George Loewenstein explains that this means which of the following? Our brain tries to numb painful experiences Our brain causes us to underestimate our regret over missed opportunities Our brains are not trying to be happy. Our brains are trying to regulate us Our brain actually plays no part in this process. Our emotions are ruled by our hearts
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