The performance, which won her an Oscar, is remarkable for its plainness, its sense of a woman's life as a bone-wearying job with fringe benefits but no central satisfactions — except, in this case, the neurotic satisfaction of constantly sacrificing oneself for an unworthy daughter.
Those making life satisfaction central or identical to well-being, or "happiness" in the well-being sense, appear to include (in addition to some of the aforementioned authors) Almeder 2000, Kekes 1982, 1988, 1992, McFall 1989, Meynell 1969, Scruton 1975, Tatarkiewicz 1976, Thomas 1968, Tiberius 2008, Tiberius and Plakias 2010, Vitrano 2010.
A 12-question, English-language survey was developed to gather socio-demographic data and to appraise the importance of aspects central to job satisfaction and retention.
This suggests that performance of coital sex does not have to be central to relationship satisfaction or gender identity, and that sex is not always a major concern for couples with cancer.
At 93%, Chiltern was the highest-ranked operator of a rail franchise, while the limited services offered by Heathrow Express and Grand Central received a 94% satisfaction score.
Also on Dec. 15, the central bank said that satisfaction among people with the current level of prices had dropped to an 11-year low.
Also, on Wednesday, the People's Bank of China, the central bank, announced that satisfaction among people with the current level of prices had dropped to an 11-year low.
Nevertheless, substitution is a central part of other satisfaction theories.
The notion of arc consistency plays a central role in constraint satisfaction [R. Dechter, Constraint Processing, Morgan Kaufmann, San Mateo, CA, 2003].
