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> 10. Every Negative Emotion is Driven by an Unmet Need. Wow, lets completely avoid biology with that "every". Having high level of specific hormones (like par
by majkinetor 5y ago
> 10. Every Negative Emotion is Driven by an Unmet Need.
Wow, lets completely avoid biology with that "every". Having high level of specific hormones (like parathyroid) that makes you feel negative is hardly "unmet need"...
- svat 5y agoThey are just different perspectives, not mutually exclusive. Maybe biology means someone has a higher need for (say) security, or makes their need less easily met (resulting in more anxiety, say, than for other people in similar situations). I guess one could debate the word "driven"—if my phone fell and shattered, was this event driven by gravity, or by my dropping it, or by the fact that I were careless? Depending on the context and one's preferences one may prefer one explanations over the others, but they are not mutually exclusive; it's IMO helpful to be at least aware of these multiple perspectives.