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Higher need gratifications produce more desirable subjective results , i.e. , more profound happiness , serenity , and richness of the inner life . Satisfactions of the safety needs produce at best a feeling of relief and relaxation .
Higher need gratifications produce more desirable subjective results , i.e. , more profound happiness , serenity , and richness of the inner life . Satisfactions of the safety needs produce at best a feeling of relief and relaxation .
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For instance , Pavlov ( 241 ) has shown that the basic physiological temperament of the animal must be of a certain kind , or the external conflict situation will not produce any internal conflict . And , of course , we are interested ...
For instance , Pavlov ( 241 ) has shown that the basic physiological temperament of the animal must be of a certain kind , or the external conflict situation will not produce any internal conflict . And , of course , we are interested ...
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It is not coping behavior in the ordinary sense of being produced in order to gratify a basic need , though it may be satisfying in another sense . It seems rather to produce as a by - product a change in the state of the organism ...
It is not coping behavior in the ordinary sense of being produced in order to gratify a basic need , though it may be satisfying in another sense . It seems rather to produce as a by - product a change in the state of the organism ...
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