Individuals who desire excitement (i.e., who exhibit hedonism) and new experiences (i.e., are open to change) are likely to buy more new fashion items and enjoy the process (Goldsmith and Stith 1992).
She modified their nomenclature into a three-stage model of desire, excitement and orgasm, incorporated into the document (American Psychiatric Association, 1980; Tiefer, 2004: 51–2004
Kaplan's categories of 'inhibited' desire, excitement and orgasm reinscribed a psychoanalytic affinity, with the concept of inhibition containing within it the psychoanalytic connotations of symptoms resulting from the defences mounted against anxiety.
Baldwin understood, as perhaps his predecessors had not, that the British voter, certainly the middle-class voter, desired not excitement and reform but tranquillity.
They cater to individuals who desire the excitement of downtown urban living, without the sticker shock.
I had been thinking about three ideas from our many talks: the power, for women, in being desired; the keen excitement stoked by descriptions of sex with strangers; and her positing of distinct systems of arousal and desire.
In the quarterly conference call, Steve Wynn discussed pent up demand from the Chinese people desiring a consumer experience of excitement, activities and gambling.
In contrast, much of "A Streetcar Named Desire" lacked excitement.
The model in the ruched gown lived in fatigues and channelled her "insatiable desire for excitement" into a noble endeavor.
We labeled them Fashion Flourishers, because apparel connects to their deep desire for excitement, social acceptance, and self-expression.
