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    put us at odds with one another unless we form some sort of social contract to mitigate these factors." These factors include: equality of need, scarcity of those needs, equality of human power, and limited altruism. The first step in Maslow's hierarchy of needs is physiological needs, which include: metabolic requirements and protection from the elements. The first factor Browne introduces to us is equality of need. The stranded boys in Lord of the Flies share their basic, human needs. They…

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    Going through this course I found the book by Lawler to be very useful. There was a lot of truth revealed reading that book, and I plan to use the knowledge I learned from reading it for my personal growth within FedEx. I made a lot of connection with Lawler and his book with treating people right. His statement with why treating people right will pay off is that “in this new era, people need to be respected and treated as precious human capital, more essential to an organization’s…

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    focus on money they are enabled to follow true passion in their work. What the women Hooks wrote about needed to be truly happy was to have the opportunity for money and basic survival not be their main focus in life. Looking at Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, black women were trapped in the lower few levels, not being about to find conventional jobs that would give them either belonging or esteem. Rose and Hooks each wrote of people in a distinctly different social position than Gladwell…

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    know what motivation is, we can look at the different motivation needs and theories and why and how they are important in our personal life as well as our professional life. Abraham Maslow developed the hierarchy of needs which brings both biological and psychological needs together. The hierarchy of needs consists of five levels: physiological, safety, love and belongingness, esteem needs, and the need for self-actualization. The five levels can be divided into basic needs and growth needs.…

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    psychological reasons could improve performance. Maslow’s (1987) Hierarchy of Human Needs indicates that the needs can be divided into higher-order needs and lower-order needs. Self-actualization needs and esteem needs are included by the high-order needs. Self-actualization needs involve participation in making decision, creative and challenging work. Indeed, job flexibility and autonomy will also…

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    Welsch and Swann (2002) broke Maslow’s hierarchy into 7 areas. During our teaching session we were asked to analysis our own working/learning environment using these 7 categories. By breaking our environment down into these subsections I became more aware of what was good and bad about my learning…

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    Medical education at both the undergraduate and post-graduate level has significantly changed in the last two decades. The revolution in the electronic media has played a significant role in this change. Problem-based learning has largely replaced the standard classroom lectures. However, the basic principles and theories of teaching and learning in medical education has remained the same. The majority of healthcare professionals are involved in clinical teaching during some stage of their…

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    The concept of a social problem is a condition, event, or situation that constitutes as troublesome that needs to be changed. A social problem is not considered to be a social problem unless it is seen as a violating or threatening the fundamentals of society. They span the entire spectrum of the population: white, black, Indian, and Hispanic men, women, and children. No race is exempt; homelessness is an equal opportunity social issue. At the Bakersfield homeless shelter, I worked in the…

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    Patient Safety in a Healthcare Setting and Falls Risks Falls are a common event that occurs every day in the healthcare setting. First, they can be prevented by a little education and background. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2015) reviewed that more than 10,000 Americans turn 65 in a year, and that same year every 13 seconds the Emergency Department treats fall related injuries and claim a life every 20 minutes. Falls are becoming one of the most common injuries in the healthcare…

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    after a successful sale, it is more likely that they will try and achieve more so as to be recognized again. Appreciation is an emotional requirement according to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. When people are subjected to fulfillment of this type of needs they tend to be happier and more productive. According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, it is important to achieve the emotional needs before it is possible to achieve self fulfilment. When motivated they also learn to appreciate their jobs and…

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