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人类有哪些「欲望」？ OSU精神病学、心理学教授Steven Reiss提出一个理论，说明人类的「16种基本欲望 」 1.接纳Acceptance >被人接受、融入、不被排拒 2.食欲Eating >口腹之欲、对食物的追求 3.好奇Curiosity >追求知识、资讯、新事物 4.家庭Family >抚养、教育下一代 5.荣誉Honor >希望忠于种族、国家、家庭、个人等 6.独立Independent >能够独立、与众不同、活出自我 7.理想主义Idealism >实现社会正义与公平 8.秩序Order >有序、可预期的环境 9.运动Physical >渴望肢体活动带来的愉悦感 10.权力Power >能够影响他人、产生影响 11.浪漫Romance >渴望性事、美好的事物 12.收集Saving >收集事物、进行积累 13.社交Social >希望与人连结、找到同温层 14.社会地位Status >期待力争上游，找到自我形象与价值 15.宁静Tranquility >心灵平安、内在平静 16.反击Vengeance >希望讨回公道、挺身面对 他认为，这16种欲望塑造了我们的个性和行为 每个人都各有欲望，差别在于强度不同 这就这解释每个人会被不同事物激励、拥有不同的价值观和人生目标

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