After catching the golden fish, the fisherman and his wife develop very different attitudes toward life as indicated by a) the fisherman's returning the golden fish to the sea. b) the fisherman's willingness to do whatever his wife asked. c) their eating lobster and other fancy foods on a regular basis. d) the wife's repeated requests for larger and more expensive items.

The correct answer is D) the wife's repeated requests for larger and more expensive items.

After catching the golden fish, the fisherman and his wife develop very different attitudes toward life as indicated by the wife's repeated requests for larger and more expensive items.

We are referring to the story "The Fisherman and His Wife," written by the German Grimm Brothers. This is a children story that tells the story of a poor fisherman that worked hard and his greedy wife that always wanted more and more. The moral of the story is that people always have to be grateful for their possessions.