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The Opacity of Satisfaction Prognosis-Perspectives

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We have so far found that people’s integration with their environment is not only multifarious but unpredictable. Not only do we find it difficult to find a solid base of hard data, but what we find seems to be tarred with the same brush whose mark has sent us originally on our search, and this is especially so where policy-significant interests are concerned.

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  3. And this is the tenor of the Law Reform proposed by Mr. Justice Kirby, who is in charge of the appropriate commission as well.

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Srzednicki, J. (1988). The Opacity of Satisfaction Prognosis-Perspectives. In: The Democratic Perspective. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3671-3_7

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