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Bibliographic Subjects » DETERMINANTS OF HAPPINESS » Determinants of hedonic level » Need gratification theory

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DETERMINANTS OF HAPPINESS Determinants of hedonic level Need gratification theory
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Need gratification theory, motivation, urge, innate
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List of Publications on this Subject

Authors Title / Source Year Maddox, H. Happiness, Lifestyle and Environment.
Freshet Press, 1982, Daylesford, Australia 1982 Rülker, T. Der Glücksbegriff als pädagogische Kategorie in historischer und systematischer Sicht. (Happiness as a Pedagogical Concept).
Pädagogische Rundschau, 1971, Vol. 25, 161 - 178 1971 Schuessler, K.F.; Fisher, G.A. Quality of Life Research and Sociology.
Annual Review of Sociology, 1985, Vol. 11, 129 - 149 1985 Parkinson, B.; Briner, R.B.; Reynolds, S.; Totterdell, P. Changing Moods. The Psychology of Mood and Mood Regulation.
Addison Wesley Longman Limited, 1996, UK 1996 Abadi, M. Hedone: El Misterio la Experience Placentera. (Hedone: The Mystery of the Pleasurable Experience).
Revista de Psicanalisis, 1982, Vol. 39, 941 - 960 1982 Liss, P.E. On Need and Quality of Life.
Nordenfelt, L.;Ed.: "Concepts and Measurement of Quality of Life in Health Care", Kluwer, 1994, Dordrecht, Netherlands, 63 - 78 1994 Gould, S.; Ansbacher, H.L. "Function Pleasure" in Adlerian Psychotherapy.
Journal of Individual Psychology, 1975, Vol. 31, 150 - 157 1975 Harel, Z. Quality of Care, Congruence and Well-Being among Institutionalized Aged.
Gerontologist, 1981, Vol. 5, 523 - 531 1981 Gordon, R.T Conditions for Happiness.
Houghton, Mifflin, 1951, Boston, USA. 1951 Veenhoven, R. Is There an Innate Need for Children?
European Journal of Social Psychology, 1974, Vol. 14, 495 - 501 1974