Colwin, author of "Family Happiness," "Happy All the Time," and "Home Cooking," gathered at Symphony Space to remember a writer whose rare gift it was to evoke contentment, satisfaction, and affection.
Nir Eyal, author of Hooked, How to Build Habit-Forming Products, went so far as to write that this feature will make you hate your Apple Watch and that it will "drive you nuts". Eyal evokes Japanese consumer satisfaction researcher Noriaki Kano.
Winning Sfr. 5 in gambling most certainly evokes some degree of satisfaction, whereas winning Sfr. 5 while knowing that one could have won Sfr. 10 had one chosen differently evokes regret or disappointment [ 5].
The scent of my grandmother's chicken soup, though thuddingly clichéd, still evokes a thousand satisfactions.
The answers, the researchers say, reveal "hedonic well-being," a person's immediate experience of those psychological states, unencumbered by revised memories or subjective judgments that the query about general life satisfaction might have evoked.
Murakami skilfully evokes the sense of achievement, the satisfaction of feeling your legs responding well and the private, solitary pleasure of just being out there and running: As I run I tell myself to think of a river.
While all responses were consistent in terms of whether advertisements evoked positive or negative emotional responses, there was substantial variation in the specific emotion evoked (for example, fear, sadness or guilt, happiness or satisfaction).
Sports can evoke a wide range of emotions, from inspiration, pride, exhilaration, and satisfaction, to fear, frustration, anger, and despair.
In procrastination, greater activity of the PHC evoked by negative episodic prospection might bias the decision-making processing in the vmPFC towards immediate satisfaction.
