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2004
(from the chapter) Critiques 2 core theses of appraisal theory: (1) appraisal is responsible for the elicitation of emotions, and (2) appraisal is responsible for the differentiation of emotions. The authors argue, first, that much research purporting to provide support for appraisal theory fails to do so by not clearly separating the antecedent ...
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(from the chapter) Critiques 2 core theses of appraisal theory: (1) appraisal is responsible for the elicitation of emotions, and (2) appraisal is responsible for the differentiation of emotions. The authors argue, first, that much research purporting to provide support for appraisal theory fails to do so by not clearly separating the antecedent ...
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The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1985
Recent review articles have confirmed that pleasure is a potent drive inducing forms of behavior adapted to physiological needs, especially in the case of temperature regulation and food-and-water intake. This point is accepted in the present article.
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Recent review articles have confirmed that pleasure is a potent drive inducing forms of behavior adapted to physiological needs, especially in the case of temperature regulation and food-and-water intake. This point is accepted in the present article.
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The Pleasure to End All Pleasures
2019This chapter looks into the legacy of Fritz Lang's M . It examines how Lang's portrayal of a serial killer as protagonist went on to influence subsequent horror films and serial killer thrillers.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965
The present title I borrow from that of Proverbs for Pleasure , which although not itself a textbook is a fascinating compilation of the world's most cogent proverbial sayings, assembled in 1954 by H. Pullar-Strecker, a psychiatrist who came to England from Germany in the thirties.
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The present title I borrow from that of Proverbs for Pleasure , which although not itself a textbook is a fascinating compilation of the world's most cogent proverbial sayings, assembled in 1954 by H. Pullar-Strecker, a psychiatrist who came to England from Germany in the thirties.
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International Journal of Drug Policy, 2008
The pleasures associated with the use of illicit drugs are rarely acknowledged in contemporary drug policy debates. Where they are, these pleasures are almost always attributed to the specific physiological and/or sensory effects of individual substances.Drawing on qualitative research recently completed in Melbourne, Australia, this paper argues that ...
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The pleasures associated with the use of illicit drugs are rarely acknowledged in contemporary drug policy debates. Where they are, these pleasures are almost always attributed to the specific physiological and/or sensory effects of individual substances.Drawing on qualitative research recently completed in Melbourne, Australia, this paper argues that ...
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1981
To the question: how is the reality principle produced from its supposed opposite, the pleasure principle? Freud gave an answer which has become, as it were, an ‘official version’. It can be summarised as follows.
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To the question: how is the reality principle produced from its supposed opposite, the pleasure principle? Freud gave an answer which has become, as it were, an ‘official version’. It can be summarised as follows.
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Nursing Standard, 1989
I was pleased to see your articles on Green policies within nursing. As a member of the Green Party and a spokesperson on the health service, as [illegible word] as Deputy Secretary/, Health and Safety Officer and Education Officer of the staff side (COHSE) and a nurse within the elderly area, I can only continue to urge people to urge their ...
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I was pleased to see your articles on Green policies within nursing. As a member of the Green Party and a spokesperson on the health service, as [illegible word] as Deputy Secretary/, Health and Safety Officer and Education Officer of the staff side (COHSE) and a nurse within the elderly area, I can only continue to urge people to urge their ...
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Brain and Cognition, 2003
How does the brain cause positive affective reactions to sensory pleasure? An answer to pleasure causation requires knowing not only which brain systems are activated by pleasant stimuli, but also which systems actually cause their positive affective properties.
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How does the brain cause positive affective reactions to sensory pleasure? An answer to pleasure causation requires knowing not only which brain systems are activated by pleasant stimuli, but also which systems actually cause their positive affective properties.
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