According to cognitive researchers, the happiest people are those who

A) pay attention to negative information so they can deal with it more effectively.
B) pay attention to both positive and negative information equally.
C) interpret ambiguous information in a positive light.
D) are always on the alert for negative information.

Interpret Ambiguous Information

The cognitive process of making sense out of data or situations that are unclear, vague, or can be understood in more than one way.

Happiest People

Individuals characterized by high levels of life satisfaction, positive emotions, and a general sense of well-being, often studied in positive psychology.

Negative Information

Information that is perceived as undesirable, harmful, or contrary to one's expectations or wishes.