The answer to this question is "Erikson's stages psychosocial stages". An eriksonian psychosocial stage that encompasses procreation, productivity, and creativity. This is continuously developed by Erik Erickson. It has five stages and each stage compares and highlights identity versus role confusion.
The answer is affect intensity.
Affect intensity is a characteristic that displays how much an individual responds emotionally to a stimulus. So for example an individual with low affect intensity will have emotional responses that are weaker in strength to a strongly emotional stimulus and vice versa in an individual with high affect intensity as in the example with Ben.
The goals of the humanistic therapist differfrom Freud's psychodynamic view in that they seek to understand how people perceive themselves and experience the world. It is concerned with understanding subjective human needs. Humanists believe that conscious thoughts and feelings shape behavior.
According to Edmund Burke, without language, we would be ill-equipped to express our needs for our own comfort and in no way be able to share our knowledge with one another for their enjoyment. As a result, without language, we would be unable to take pleasure in life's comforts.
Edmund Burke attended Trinity College in Dublin, where he was raised and schooled. He is best known for his political accomplishments, including his time as a Whig Member of Parliament and the publication of Reflections on the Revolution in France in 1790, which he used to express his mistrust of the French Revolutionaries' rationalism and their assertion that politics can be conducted using a priori principles that are unfounded in previous experience and practice. He held that our sensory experience, which is shaped by our senses, perceptions, or passions, is the source of our ideas and our knowledge of the natural world (feelings or emotions).
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