Drive, in psychology, an urgent basic need pressing for satisfaction, usually rooted in some physiological tension, deficiency, or imbalance (e.g., hunger and thirst) and impelling the organism to action.
I am also a Generation Z junkie, fascinated with our short attention span and need for instant satisfaction.
At the time, she was also seeking a transfer to another department, citing the need for "job satisfaction".
His art more than meets our need for aesthetic satisfaction, but there are other layers to his work that stimulate the intellect and spark the imagination, too.
With new treatments being developed there is a need for treatment satisfaction to be evaluated.
20 Through employing a questionnaire previously used in studies of people with stroke, 5 7 21 data regarding the need for, and satisfaction with, the healthcare services received was collected at 12 months after stroke.
A corresponding questionnaire was used to collect data on the caregiver's perception of need for, and satisfaction with, the healthcare services received by the person with stroke at 12 months after stroke.
This could be attributed to the changes in clinical status or changes in TB treatment from the intensive phase to the continuation phase such that patients' needs for and satisfaction with information about their medicine may fluctuate.
In the pilot study we asked the case managers of 99 clients receiving forensic home care, to discuss the client's needs for and satisfaction with care (with the CANFOR), every 3 months, and to assess the client's functioning (on the HoNOS-MDO), violence risk (on the DRAS, an adaptation of the HCR-20), and needs for care (on the CANFOR).
There is a need for and a satisfaction in stories like Bragg's.
