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Perceived Belonging

Perceived belonging refers to the sense of social connectedness and acceptance within a group or community. It is often linked to happiness because feeling like you belong can provide a sense of security, support, and validation.

Overall, a sense of perceived belonging is important for happiness because it can promote positive social interactions, foster a sense of identity and purpose, and provide a support system during challenging times.

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