satisfiers

Things that suffice

Satisfiers are things that fulfill a need, want, or requirement.

In economics and psychology, the term often appears in discussions of what motivates people or makes them content—basic satisfiers like food and shelter versus higher-level ones like recognition or self-expression.

Someone described as a satisfier tends to accept good-enough solutions rather than pursuing perfection.

The job wasn't exciting, but the salary and benefits were major satisfiers.

psychological

needs

Essential requirements

gratificationPleasure from satisfying desires
fulfillmentState of achieved purpose
desiresStrong wants or cravings

motivators · drives · pleasures · comforts · rewards · contentment · happiness · well-being · Maslow · intrinsic

contractual

requirements

Necessary conditions for something

obligationsRequired responsibilities
termsConditions of an agreement
conditionsPrevailing state of affairs

compliance · stipulations · clauses · provisions · deliverables · benchmarks · standards · specifications · milestones · performance

consumer

products

Items made for sale

featuresDistinctive qualities or aspects
benefitsGains or helpful effects
qualityStandard or attribute

value · service · amenities · perks · upgrades · extras · conveniences · offerings · deliverables · must-haves

mathematical

constraints

Limits on action

equationsMathematical equality statements
solutionsAnswers to problems
variablesChangeable elements in equations

conditions · parameters · values · functions · inequalities · criteria · requirements · bounds · feasibility · optimization

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requirements

products

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