Furthermore, lower physical functioning in valued activities produces dissatisfaction in older adults [ 33].
Nevertheless, as with the health workers, the incomplete coverage of services (in Togo, for example) or lack of information on the provisions of the policy (in Senegal and Mali) sometimes produced dissatisfaction among patients.
On the other hand, hygiene/extrinsic/job context factors, such as job security, if not met, produce job dissatisfaction.
It is their absence that produces increased dissatisfaction and lower motivation.
[ 8, 9] In recent years, FM has acquired greater significance and has become a first-order public health problem due to prevalence, insufficient knowledge of its cause and the mechanisms that produce it, and dissatisfaction of patients and professionals with current therapeutic approaches.
"In every regard," he writes, "the commercialisation of gay culture has had a trivialising effect on our lives, producing unhappiness and dissatisfaction while reinforcing our intellectual inertia".Should he get so carried away?
Going along with a social norm that doesn't reflect who we are deep down and what we care about is alienating; it produces anxiety and dissatisfaction.
In fact, a new epoch will come about when opposing tendencies take advantage of the inevitable tensions and dissatisfactions produced by any dominant tendency.
Many companies are now concerned with "managing" customer dissatisfaction, rather than producing satisfaction.
Development of the album was often troubled; the album's original producer, British record producer Ken Nelson, was supposed to produce much of the album, however, many songs written during their sessions were ditched due to the band's dissatisfaction.
