Watch the following video and answer the questions

https://www.ted.com/talks/robert_waldinger_what_makes_a_good_life_lessons_from_the_longest_study_on_happiness?language=en

1. What do you think would make you happy in old age? 2. How long was the Harvard story? What were they studying? 3. What are challenges and limitations for longitudinal studies like this one? 4. How are the participants monitored over time by the researchers? 5. What keeps people happy and healthy? 6. What is the first big lesson from this study? How does this help or hurt people? 7. What makes the quality of relationships so important? 8. What is something you've been told that is "so hard to get and so easy to ignore" from someone older than you in your life? 9. What does "leaning into your relationships" look like in your life right now? How could this change your life over time?