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Pleasure is a variable of the IS that indicates how close the IS is to reaching its objective.
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in psychoanalytic theory, an inborn tendency to avoid pain and seek pleasure through the immediate reduction of tension by either direct or fantasied gratification; cf. reality p.
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The pleasure that man feels enjoying an object, an idea etc. There is sensual pleasure and spiritual pleasure corresponding to the body and soul accordingly. The pleasure which derives from God is connected with peace whereas the pleasure which derives from sin and the devil causes disturbance. Also, a pleasure which causes pain and guilt comes from the devil and is connected with the passions.
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(Westbound, 1972) Achieved massive status on the basis of "Funky Worm," the song that was the foundation of the gangsta rap-g funk sound of the early and mid 1990s. But don't sleep on "Pride and Vanity" or "Pleasure." Junie's keyboard prowess is the center of "Walt's First Trip."
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| Pleasure | highly pleasing |
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