hedonic

常見例句

Once you buy that dream house, you are going to be in it far past the period of hedonic adaptation.
一旦你購買到了自己夢寐以求的房子，你將會居住很久很久，遠遠地超過快樂適應期那段時間。
Scholars have discovered that one way consumers combat hedonic adaptation is to buy many small pleasures instead of one big one.
學者們發(fā)現(xiàn),消費者反對快樂適應性的一種方式是買很多小玩意兒而不是一個大物件。
“The view that hedonic states cannot be measured because they are private events is widely held but incorrect, ” he and his colleagues argue.
他和他的同事們認為：“那種認為快樂狀態(tài)因為是個人的私事而無法衡量的觀點被廣泛流傳，但并不正確?！?/li>
權(quán)威例句
Psychologists (and renown happiness experts) Kennon Sheldon and Sonja Lyubomirsky argue in a recent paper that our hedonic adaption occurs for two reasons.
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The use of hedonic quality modeling in adjusting the prices of goods and services has destroyed the concept of the CPI as a measure of out-of-pocket expenses.
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Hedonic pricing breaks down a product into its key features—say, the memory and speed of a computer—and then assigns prices to those features rather than to the product as a whole.
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