Research finds that when nothing in particular is happening, called positivity offset, most individuals experience . an intensely negative mood a mildly negative mood a neutral mood an intensely positive mood a mildly positive mood

Option D

A mildly positive mood

Explanation:

In Psychology, when individuals tend to interpret a situation which under normal circumstances should be neutral, and not evoke any emotional response like words and pictures as a mildly positive, this can be seen as positivity offset.

Positivity offset is the exact opposite of negativity bias,where most individuals respond negatively to the same neutral stimuli

they encountered severe weather for which they were poorly prepared.

rain should be the answer.