In the article, This Harvard Study Says The Happiest People Have More Time and Less Money, Whillans identifies people who prioritize time over money as something called "time affluence," which is as it sounds: the luxury of simply having enough time to do the things you want. She and her team analyzed data from the Gallup Institute on this, and saw a clear pattern: people who have enough time are happier, less depressed, experience more joy, exercise more, eat better, are more productive, and are less likely to get divorced. True False