Nef - Pi - File Test 6 - Reading 1. Read The Article On Positive Thinking And Tick A, B, Or C.

Writing down negative thoughts can be a helpful way to clear one's head, according to Dr. Charles. By putting these thoughts on paper, individuals can gain a better understanding of their emotions and potentially find ways to address and overcome them. This practice can provide a sense of relief and help individuals move forward with a clearer mindset.

The given statement suggests that if you do something positive, you will feel better. This implies that engaging in positive actions can have a positive impact on one's emotional well-being.

When you read your positive thoughts, it is likely that you will feel more positive. This suggests that there is a correlation between reading positive thoughts and experiencing a positive emotional state. Dr. Charles likely conducted research or studies that support this assertion.

Dr. Charles states that if you are a pessimist, you won't enjoy life as much. This implies that being a pessimist has a negative impact on one's enjoyment of life. Therefore, the correct answer is TRUE.

The given statement suggests that according to Dr Charles, being an optimist can lead to a longer lifespan. This implies that individuals with a positive outlook on life are more likely to have better health outcomes and lower stress levels, which can contribute to a longer life expectancy. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

Dr. Charles believes that using positive language does make a difference to how you feel.

The statement "if you have negative thoughts, it’s better not to talk to anyone" is not explicitly mentioned in the context provided about Dr. Charles. Therefore, the correct answer is DOESN'T SAY, as there is no information confirming or denying this claim in the given material.

Dr. Charles does not believe that having a big house and a good job will always lead to happiness. Therefore, the statement is false.

The given answer "DOESN'T SAY" is correct because the statement does not provide any information about whether writing down positive thoughts will make someone an optimist or not. It is not mentioned by Dr Charles whether this practice will have any effect on a person's mindset or outlook. Therefore, the statement does not provide enough information to determine if it is true or false.

The given statement does not provide any information about whether comparing oneself with others will lead to becoming like them. Therefore, it doesn't say anything about the comparison leading to becoming like others.

The given statement does not provide any information about the relationship between being a pessimist and getting ill more often. Therefore, it does not say whether being a pessimist will result in getting ill more often or not.