Depression-the 

state of feeling very unhappy and without hope for the future: ДЕПРЕСІЯ

Hostile -unfriendly and not liking something: ВОРОЖИЙ

Abusive -using rude and offensive words: ЛАЙЛИВИЙ

Affluent -having a lot of money or owning a lot of things: ЗАМОЖНІ

Counterpart -a person or thing that has the same position as another person  відповідник

Significantly-суттєво

Mood-the way you feel at a particular time: НАСТРІЙ

tRIGGER BY- ВИКЛИКАНІ

Disposition- the particular type of character that a person naturally has: ПРИРОДА ЛЮДИНИ

Comprise -to have things or people as parts or members; to consist of: МІСТИТИ

PERCEPTION-СПРИЙНЯТТЯ

High-energy

pushed right up to the limit of one`s aility

praise-to express admiration or approval of the achievements or characteristics of a person or

thing:ХВАЛЬБА

reward -something given in exchange for good behaviour or good work, etc.:

circumstance  -an event  connected with what has happened: ВИНАГОРОДА

Well-being-благополуччя

Rage-гнів

Happiness is not having what you want but what you

have.
People who are happy tend to be less self-centred, hostile
and abusive/ And they are less prone to disease and
general ill health. Also, the affluent are not notably
happier than their less-well-off counterparts. Most people
who are happy painting a much rosier picture regarding
people`s general moods and disposition.
Research has shown that people have two basic reward
centres in their brains that are stimulated by two
different chemicals which cause happiness. The first
dopamine is triggered by activities like exercises, and the
quite pleasures. The second comprises a set of
adrenaline-type chemicals which are triggered by exciting
or frightening activities. Dopamine provokes a response
of passive happiness, while the second set of chemicals
provokes a high-energy state of happiness, the feeling
one might get from public speaking or mountain climbing.
While understanding the chemicals process behind
happiness is important, it doesn’t explain why only some
people are consistently happy. THE ANSWER LIE IN
PEOPLE`S PERCEPTIONS OF HAPPINESS.
Also, many confuse happiness with a life untouched by
anxiety, rage, doubt and sadness. The belif that happiness
means that nothing ever goes wrong is naïve. IN ORDER
TO BE HAPPY, WE MUST KNOW NOT HOW TO AVOID
DISTURBING EVENTS, BUT HOW TO DEAL WITH THEM.
One scientist describes *the flow* as the state one is in
when doing something completely absorbing. It comes
when one is pushed right up to the limit of one`s aility ,
but not beyond it.