Fundamental human needs

To what extent does globalization contribute to sustainable prosperity for all people? I believe that we humans, and our actions, have created our once healthy planet into a dying one, and with our resources, and weather dying off, we won’t be able to sustain prosperity for anyone at all. In my opinion, sustainable prosperity for all people means that everyone has to meet their basic human needs with the confident knowledge of knowing that we won’t have to deny the future generation to have the…

Abraham Maslow, the inventor of the hierarchy of basic human needs, describes belonging as a social and physiological need. It is the third need, after physical needs, food and shelter, and the need of security and safety. Belonging is the first of the psychological needs and is crucial to a person living a satisfied life. My experience of belonging has been sheltered somewhat. Growing up in rural communities with two parents who homeschooled me, my dad having a secure job and my mom staying at…

How many people should suffer from something to be defined as a social problem? That would be based on the society that is being referred (by definition). People that are affected by social problems are people that cannot conform to the social norms present within society. How many of these individuals are there? Well, that is dependent on many different factors measured by those who have defined what a social problem is. The “powerful” define social problems. Often times the public, more…

wilderness, Brian had managed to perform most of the survival tips, however, there were a few survival actions he should have cultivated during his survival in the wilderness. An important step discussed in “Survival by the Numbers” was related to the fundamentals of building a fire. In this section, Kummerfelt discusses the three elements combined to build a fire: oxygen, fuel, and source of heat. In the wilderness, the first obstacle Brian had faced was to build a fire. As stated in Survival…

who developed the Theory of Needs, also commonly known as Achievement Theory of Motivation. The Theory of Needs explains the process of motivation by breaking down what needs are and how they have to be approached and addressed. His theory of needs revolves around three important aspects: Achievement Power Affiliation Need for Achievement The need for achievement is the urge to achieve something in what you do. If you are a Project Manager, it is the need to deliver successful…

This theory originates from an extensive program of research on achievement motivation and it was introduced in 1940 by McClelland and was initially concise in 1953 publication by McClelland et al. It is a theoretical model projected to explain how the aim to achieve and the aim to avoid failure in a situation where performance is assessed against some standard of excellence. To summarize achievement motivation is related to how a person has confidence in his capabilities and in return what he…

Maslow's Hiearchy of needs is rather simple to understand, Maslow proposed that each human had very basic needs that had to be fulfilled before they could begin to climb the hierarchy to the next level. The foremost basic needs have to do with food, water, warmth and sleep, security and safety are next and then for on as the graph above shows. Now the question today is :Each day, reflect Maslow’s different needs and how different products and services meet those different needs. Actually…

There are five basic and important elements that make up a story. Those five components are the characters, the setting, the plot, the conflict, and the resolution. In almost every story there is one protagonist and antagonist. A protagonist is the main character who has the most importance in the story and the antagonist is a person who actively opposes against the characters. A Raisin in the Sun, by Lorraine Hansberry, and Death of a Salesman, by Arthur Miller, are two famous plays that have…

Urie Bronfenbrenner was born on April 29, 1917 in the Moscow, Russian Republic. When he was six years old, his family moved from the Russian Republic to the United States. Bronfenbrenner's father was a Neuropathologist who worked at a New York State institution for the mentally disabled. This was likely a big influence into Bronfenbrenner’s career choice. Later on in life Urie went on to study music and psychology at Cornell University where he earned his bachelor's degree in 1938.…

Marc Jacobs, the leading figure behind the Marc Jacobs and Marc by Marc Jacobs iconic brands, was born a Jewish family in New York City on August 9, 1963. Marc Jacobs’ father died when the son-to-be designer was only seven years old. Living with a mentally unstable mother, without the support of a a father, with the instability of his mothers’ endless courters, he eventually decided to move to the Upper West Side to reside with his paternal grandparents. It was there, under their care, that he…