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GCSE English Literature · key term
Self-satisfaction that prevents someone from recognising danger or questioning their assumptions.
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Paper 1, Paper 2
Self-satisfaction that prevents a person from recognising danger or questioning assumptions.
Self-satisfaction that prevents someone from recognising danger, suffering or the need to act.
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Component 2
Self-satisfaction that prevents someone from recognising problems or the need to change.
Uncritical satisfaction with one’s security or achievements that prevents recognition of danger or weakness.
Excessive confidence in existing safety or success, which prevents people from recognising danger.
Self-satisfaction that prevents someone from recognising danger, weakness or the need to change.
An attitude of comfortable self-satisfaction that prevents someone from recognising danger or questioning their assumptions.
