Fundamental human needs

detective assists many people, people that have been harmed in any way, mentally, physically, or emotionally. She wants to help as many people as she can every day. She believes no one deserves to live this way and should always seek help when they need it. However. although these jobs have many perks like saving someone’s life, Brianna does think she’ll eventually want to pursue another lifelong dream of hers, which is to travel the world some day. She loves seeing new things and making long…

Australian icon and host of the Nine Network's What's Good For You talks to Good Health & Medicine's Shonagh Walker about family, work, health and giving back. I've been acting professionally since I was 13. It's what I've always wanted to do. I have had flirtations with other occupations such as an astronaut, as kids do but they never lasted. I never feel as though I stop learning through my craft. In terms of characters and roles, it's hard to know what I would draw the line at until it…

Psychologist Carol Dweck has determined the effects of a growth mindset, when someone believes that they can be good at anything by having the ability to actually achieve their goal, and a fixed mindset, when someone believes that they are either good or bad at something based on their inherent nature. The cause of these mindsets is a bit like nature vs. nurture. One believes they are born with it and the other believes that they are able to change it. The big difference is that one mindset puts…

I tend to use the compromising and collaborating conflict handling style most often with my family, friends and group projects. I remember when I want to hang out with my friends, all three of us would plan two to three places to go, each having different ideas. We would always have different ideas of where to go or what to do depending on each of our moods that day. My friends and I would use the compromising conflict handling style to meet a negotiation on what all of us could do to enjoy that…

For as long as I can remember, I have always had a desire to work with children. The feeling that I get when thinking about the chance I will have of watching them grow and develop is one I never want to disappear. Being able to connect and understand the way kids think, I believe, helps build strong relationships with them. I believe that teaching is going to be the best opportunity for me to connect with young children and be a positive impact in many aspects of their lives. The first time…

Thank you, thank you so much for being here. You know it's funny how a cross country runner can run a 5k for their race, yet gets winded walking up the stairs. I can't tell you what an honor it is to receive this award. This is something I will remember forever. Time is very precious to me. I don't have much left in the season so I have some things that I would like to say. Hopefully at the end of this speech, I will have said something that will be important to other people, too. When people…

I took the Keirsey Temperament Sorter Assessment and found that I am an ISTJ. I am also one point away from being an ISFJ, I chose thinking because it was one point higher. According to the Keirsey Temperament Sorter Assessment handout, an ISTJ is serious, quiet, and successful by concentration and thoroughness. People in this type are practical, orderly, matter of fact logical, realistic, and dependable. See that everything is well organized, takes responsibility, makes up their own minds as to…

It is better to put yourself out there, because then when you feel pain you know you’re alive. And you need to keep going no matter what happens. No matter the outcome you have to deal with what happens so why not just go out and find your destiny. You may get hurt and life may feel like it wants you dead, but all that means is you are alive. Take the lesson…

“ So we need shelters as a sort of – home.” (Golding, 52) Ralph being an orphan for most of his life, has learned to self-organize and reflect like an adult from a young age. In this specific quotation, he expresses the need for huts for their protection from severe weather conditions. He makes sure that everyone contributes to the building process. He realizes that…

In the ethnography “Becoming a firefighter” by Matthew Desmond it discusses why people take on risky jobs such as a firefighter when they could easily take on jobs that are much safer to do. Matthew offers an explanation for this in his ethnography when he talks about the term habitus famously coined by sociologist Pierre Bourdieu. He discusses how there are two types of habitus. The first type is the general habitus, which is formed when we are very young and then there is the specific habitus,…