- The branch of psychology that studies pleasant and unpleasant sensations and states of mind.
- Philosophy. The branch of ethics that deals with the relation of pleasure to duty.
hedonics
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he·don·ics (hĭ-dŏn'ĭks)  |
n. (used with a sing. verb)
| Medical Dictionary: he·don·ics |
(hĭ-dŏn'ĭks)
n.
n.
The branch of psychology that studies pleasant and unpleasant sensations and states of mind.
| Obscure Words: hedonics |
the doctrine of pleasure; that part of ethics which treats of pleasure
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