satisfaction [ˌsætısˈfækʃən] N
1. satisfaction:
3. satisfaction:
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Empirical evidence suggests that when individuals are accepted, welcomed, or included it leads those individuals to feel positive emotions such as happiness, elation, calm, and satisfaction.
en.wikipedia.org Other benefits of caregiving include: an improved sense of self-worth, increased self-satisfaction, a sense of mastery, increased intimacy with their ill loved one, and a sense of meaning.
en.wikipedia.org Psychological dependence begins after the first trial which a person then becomes satisfied and the satisfaction increases with each use.
en.wikipedia.org Of all the institutions in our inordinately complacent society, none is so addicted as the press to self-righteousness, self-satisfaction and self-congratulation.
en.wikipedia.org She stimulates the reader's indignation and resentment so that they overcome self-satisfaction and listen to a solution.
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