Suffice it to say, the film is expert at misdirection and manipulation, two of the most pleasurable qualities of any good horror movie.
In addition, the rewarding pleasurable qualities of sweet foods may lead some to consume sweet foods in excess of dietary requirements, to self-soothe.
The presence of the MDE-specific criteria of lack of reactivity to usually pleasurable stimuli and distinct quality of depressed mood predicted the diagnosis of MDE.
In addition to improving the recognition and management of depression, the nurse-led intervention was credited with other benefits, such as increasing clients' physical and pleasurable activities, social support, quality of life, and ability to manage other chronic health conditions.
Stress has Psycho social affects and could make us complex, socially withdrawn, lethargic, lack of enjoyment/sleep and taste in food, sex and other pleasurable activities until our quality of life goes worst.
On Hume's theory the virtues and vices are understood as simply pleasurable or painful qualities of mind (cp. T, 3.1.2).
In the global context of climate change, outdoor spaces that provide a pleasurable thermal comfort experience for pedestrians effectively improve the quality of urban living.
In 1903 G.E. Moore presented in Principia Ethica his "open-question argument" against what he called the naturalistic fallacy, with the aim of proving that "good" is the name of a simple, unanalyzable quality, incapable of being defined in terms of some natural quality of the world, whether it be "pleasurable" (John Stuart Mill) or "highly evolved" (Herbert Spencer).
What is far, far more important is the quality of connection and willingness to co-create a mutually pleasurable experience.
It can be concluded that the understanding of the relationships referred to above can enable the production of a pleasurable shoe design which lead to effective socio-cultural inclusion, and as a result, an improvement in quality of life in terms of both physical health and well-being of the wearers.
