Part A: According to the information in the article, what is the relationship between happiness and anticipating experiences? Group of answer choices

While anticipating future experiences, people often imagine what they will be like, which increases their joy and excitement.

The longer people have to wait to experience something, the more anxious and less happy they become.

When people know more about what to expect from a product they anticipate the buying, they experience more joy buying it.

People are less likely to try to outspend one another on experiences than products, which leads to increased happiness for those who buy experiences.

PART B: Which of the following quotes from the text supports the answer to PART A?

Group of answer choices

"just thinking about all the things they'll be doing and all the fun they'll be having can boost their mood." (Paragraph 7)

"their feelings about material purchases were more likely to be tinged with feelings of impatience." (Paragraph 7)

"If you're waiting to buy an iPhone, you know exactly how many megapixels the camera on the new phone will have," Kumar told Shots" (Paragraph 7)

"People may be competitive when it comes to keeping up with the Joneses, but tend to be less competitive about spending on experiences." (Paragraph 6)