Family and Happiness

Hello Professor
Do you know what happiness is? Where does it come from? In this essay I will conduct an experiment for what older, experienced adults may think happiness is. To what preteens may think happiness is. The following includes the people I’m experimenting on and their results to my questions.
Six Questions
First suspect: Church Member Sis Wims
Question: What is happiness in your own words?
Answer: I think happiness is your smile and the way you act toward others.
Question: what influenced you to give the answer that you gave?
Answer: because it my personality and I walk around with a smile all day.
Question: What has brought you happiness?
Answer: My job, my family and my good health.
Question: Do you think other people have different perspectives of happiness?
Answer: yes, because some people have happiness and different ways
I think some is can use happiness as how they live with big fine home, cars, money and all the luxuries things in their home.
Question: Can happiness be bought?
Answer: No, because you cannot buy happiness it will come on its own. You may feel happiness in your heart.
Question: Do you find happiness in the little things?
Answer: Yes I can find happiness in little things by meeting new friends helping the elderly peoples help out with the people in my church is a good leader. Be one of the best people that I can do my best in what do.
Second suspect: Granddaughter Maya
Question: What is happiness in your own words?
Answer: Happiness in my own words would be being around family members and being loved by others.
Question: what influenced you to give the answer that you gave?
Answer: When I was younger my uncle Paris died and I was so happy to see all my family members there to support my mom and siblings. To see the support of my family member it brought me great happiness. Also when I come out of school my grandmother is outside waiting for us in her car to pick me up.
Question: What has brought you