The thing is, I actually like shoveling snow, the exercise of it, the primal satisfaction of battling nature.
Hence, we were unable to link satisfaction to the nature and/or severity of the medical problem resulting in the initial same-day consultation request.
Respondents indicated that enjoyment was closely related to program satisfaction, e.g., the nature of activities and the ease with which they could incorporate physical activity in their daily routine.
Intrinsic job satisfaction assesses the nature of the job tasks themselves such as professional development opportunities and other similar factors, while extrinsic job satisfaction assesses aspects of the working situation that are external to the job tasks such as wages, benefits and bonuses [ 5].
It asked for information about respondents (age, gender, marital status, educational attainment leave, living arrangements, proximity of relatives and friends); their health, life satisfaction and the nature of their interactions with health and social care providers and informal care and support arrangements with family and friends.
Above all, it needs to be rooted in the deep satisfactions -- community, nature, family, health, creativity -- that have been the source of real human happiness for most of our species' history.
But a survey focused on "satisfaction" elides the true nature of the work that hospitals do.
If you go one step further and grow some food, what with the established positive effects of being outside and working with nature, the satisfaction of growing stuff, and the deliciousness of freshly harvested produce, the happy-making potential of eating is off the scale.
"Since Bantu thought is ontological", he tittered, "the Bantu only ask for satisfaction of an ontological nature.
As we age, our values typically shift from external rewards (compensation, title, influence) to those of a more internal nature (job satisfaction, helping others, making a difference).
This definition highlights the multidimensional nature of satisfaction.
