What are the characteristics of a self realised person according to Abraham Maslow theory ?
Q. What is the practical use of the said theory ? Can a person make changes in his personality by following the theory ?
Asked by Electron - Wed Mar 17 02:34:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Self-Actualisation is the quest to become the best you can be. It involves deciding what you want from life and then doing what is necessary to get what you want. Self-actualisation is a term coined by psychologist Abraham Maslow to describe the ongoing process of fully developing your personal potential. The first thing to note about self-actualisation is that it is a process not a goal. In other words, self-actualisation is not something that you aim for: it is something that you do. The second thing to note is that self-actualisation is not restricted to high-profile, high-achieving individuals; you don't have to be famous to self-actualise. "A musician must make music, an artist must paint, a poet must write, if he is to be at peace… [cont.]
Answered by Krishna - Sat Mar 20 02:56:16 2010
Q. What is the practical use of the said theory ? Can a person make changes in his personality by following the theory ?
Asked by Electron - Wed Mar 17 02:34:25 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Self-Actualisation is the quest to become the best you can be. It involves deciding what you want from life and then doing what is necessary to get what you want. Self-actualisation is a term coined by psychologist Abraham Maslow to describe the ongoing process of fully developing your personal potential. The first thing to note about self-actualisation is that it is a process not a goal. In other words, self-actualisation is not something that you aim for: it is something that you do. The second thing to note is that self-actualisation is not restricted to high-profile, high-achieving individuals; you don't have to be famous to self-actualise. "A musician must make music, an artist must paint, a poet must write, if he is to be at peace… [cont.]
Answered by Krishna - Sat Mar 20 02:56:16 2010
who had the biggest IQ score before Abraham maslow?
Q. The Thorndike IQ test was applied. Maslow got the score of 195(so it is known). Also it is known that Maslow had been on the second place with the score he achieved. Who had been on the first place. Full name please. at the Thorndike test Abraham Maslow marked 195 and got second place.The full name of the person who got first place.
Asked by benben - Mon Jan 7 13:23:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Based on their accomplishments: Leonardo da Vinci, William James Sidis, Emanuel Swedenborg. Just for grins: IQ 140 Madonna (Singer) Jean M. Auel (Author) Geena Davis (Actress) IQ 150 Sharon Stone (154) (Actress) Carol Vorderman (154; Cattell?) (TV presenter) Sir Clive Sinclair (159) (Inventor) IQ 160 Bill Gates (CEO, Microsoft) Jill St. John (Actress) Paul Allen (160+, Microsoft cofounder) Stephen W. Hawking (160+) (Physicist) IQ 170 Andrew J. Wiles (Mathematician; solved Fermat's Last Theorem) Judith Polgar (Formula based; Female World Champion in Chess) IQ 180 James Woods (Actor) John H. Sununu (Chief of Staff for President Bush) Benjamin Netanyahu (Israeli Prime Minister) Marilyn Vos Savant (186)(200, at age 10) (Author) Bobby Fischer ( [cont.]
Answered by Charlie Kicksass - Mon Jan 7 13:39:55 2008
Q. The Thorndike IQ test was applied. Maslow got the score of 195(so it is known). Also it is known that Maslow had been on the second place with the score he achieved. Who had been on the first place. Full name please. at the Thorndike test Abraham Maslow marked 195 and got second place.The full name of the person who got first place.
Asked by benben - Mon Jan 7 13:23:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Based on their accomplishments: Leonardo da Vinci, William James Sidis, Emanuel Swedenborg. Just for grins: IQ 140 Madonna (Singer) Jean M. Auel (Author) Geena Davis (Actress) IQ 150 Sharon Stone (154) (Actress) Carol Vorderman (154; Cattell?) (TV presenter) Sir Clive Sinclair (159) (Inventor) IQ 160 Bill Gates (CEO, Microsoft) Jill St. John (Actress) Paul Allen (160+, Microsoft cofounder) Stephen W. Hawking (160+) (Physicist) IQ 170 Andrew J. Wiles (Mathematician; solved Fermat's Last Theorem) Judith Polgar (Formula based; Female World Champion in Chess) IQ 180 James Woods (Actor) John H. Sununu (Chief of Staff for President Bush) Benjamin Netanyahu (Israeli Prime Minister) Marilyn Vos Savant (186)(200, at age 10) (Author) Bobby Fischer ( [cont.]
Answered by Charlie Kicksass - Mon Jan 7 13:39:55 2008
What is the meaning of heirachy of needs by Abraham Maslow?
Q. What is the meaning of heirachy of needs by Abraham Maslow?
Asked by Tamika W - Mon May 7 21:50:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some needs have to be fulfilled before others. For example, on the bottom of the pyramid, there is the need for food and water. You will die without these things so they are the most important part of your life. After those needs are met, you have to be safe. If you're not safe, how can you think about other things? You're always going to be thinking about danger. When you're fed and safe, you think about belonging. I believe that everyone (whether it's suppressed or not) has a need to belong...to fit in somewhere, to have friends or family that validate our existence. So anyway, Maslow knew that humans had certain things to take care of before other things. Sometimes we may be hungry but unable to eat because we're thinking about a… [cont.]
Answered by Metoo - Tue May 8 14:41:10 2007
Q. What is the meaning of heirachy of needs by Abraham Maslow?
Asked by Tamika W - Mon May 7 21:50:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some needs have to be fulfilled before others. For example, on the bottom of the pyramid, there is the need for food and water. You will die without these things so they are the most important part of your life. After those needs are met, you have to be safe. If you're not safe, how can you think about other things? You're always going to be thinking about danger. When you're fed and safe, you think about belonging. I believe that everyone (whether it's suppressed or not) has a need to belong...to fit in somewhere, to have friends or family that validate our existence. So anyway, Maslow knew that humans had certain things to take care of before other things. Sometimes we may be hungry but unable to eat because we're thinking about a… [cont.]
Answered by Metoo - Tue May 8 14:41:10 2007
What is Abraham Maslow's impact in Education?
Q. He has a heriachy of needs piramid but what was his impact in education, his theory?
Asked by mariposa - Mon Oct 15 23:00:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that children learn best when their basic needs are met. looking at a child as a "whole picture". not just all children are at an even playing field sitting in the classroom. teachers have to act accordingly when possible knowing some children may have witnessed violence, for example, before school that morning. maybe they don't have a stable home. maybe they are hungry. etc. you get my point! it is so sad what children go through. but, yea...hierarchy important for development and stages and climbing up when needs are met/stuck when they are not.
Answered by Joan - Mon Oct 15 23:12:18 2007
Q. He has a heriachy of needs piramid but what was his impact in education, his theory?
Asked by mariposa - Mon Oct 15 23:00:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that children learn best when their basic needs are met. looking at a child as a "whole picture". not just all children are at an even playing field sitting in the classroom. teachers have to act accordingly when possible knowing some children may have witnessed violence, for example, before school that morning. maybe they don't have a stable home. maybe they are hungry. etc. you get my point! it is so sad what children go through. but, yea...hierarchy important for development and stages and climbing up when needs are met/stuck when they are not.
Answered by Joan - Mon Oct 15 23:12:18 2007
who is Abraham Maslow and what is his concepts and contribution...thanks a lot people?
Q. who is Abraham Maslow His concepts and contribution Thanks a lot people... god bless
Asked by citizen5 - Sat Jun 17 08:10:08 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He came up with the hierarchy of needs. First and foremost people need their physiological needs met (eg food and water) then they need safety, love and belonging, esteem and actualisation. You can find plenty of information if you do a search on "Abraham Maslow". Cheers Audrey www.animalhomebusiness.co m
Answered by animalhomebusiness - Sat Jun 17 08:18:17 2006
Q. who is Abraham Maslow His concepts and contribution Thanks a lot people... god bless
Asked by citizen5 - Sat Jun 17 08:10:08 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He came up with the hierarchy of needs. First and foremost people need their physiological needs met (eg food and water) then they need safety, love and belonging, esteem and actualisation. You can find plenty of information if you do a search on "Abraham Maslow". Cheers Audrey www.animalhomebusiness.co m
Answered by animalhomebusiness - Sat Jun 17 08:18:17 2006
who is abraham maslow's parents?
Q. I need a full but short biography on abraham maslow with his parents names.
Asked by ALICE B - Sun Mar 1 16:03:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mr and mrs maslow?
Answered by hayha700 - Sun Mar 1 17:31:55 2009
Q. I need a full but short biography on abraham maslow with his parents names.
Asked by ALICE B - Sun Mar 1 16:03:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mr and mrs maslow?
Answered by hayha700 - Sun Mar 1 17:31:55 2009
Does abraham maslow believe that selfish people can still reach "self-actualization"?
Q. Does abraham maslow believe that selfish people can still reach "self-actualization"?
Asked by sanunez - Sun Apr 26 18:40:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I imagine he would. Most people have are a mixture between selfish and altruistic anyways.
Answered by eep - Mon Apr 27 05:54:40 2009
Q. Does abraham maslow believe that selfish people can still reach "self-actualization"?
Asked by sanunez - Sun Apr 26 18:40:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I imagine he would. Most people have are a mixture between selfish and altruistic anyways.
Answered by eep - Mon Apr 27 05:54:40 2009
Abraham Maslow or Elton Mayo...or these other guys?
Q. Which of the pioneer thinkers had the most significant effect on contemporary management? (Abraham Maslow, Charles Babbage, Frederick Taylor, Henry Metcalf, Robert Owen, Elton Mayo [who did The Hawthorne Effect]) I think Abraham Maslow or Elton Mayo. Do you too? But most importantly, WHY? Long answers appreciated, make your point! Thanks Thumper, but which of those people above do you think contributed to management the best?
Asked by meowmixplsdeliver - Tue Jul 28 13:07:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think one of the most important pioneer thinkers is Abraham Maslow because he created what is known as the Hierarchy of Needs which are very important to us and how we function in society. These needs are our physiological needs, safety needs, love and acceptance and the need to belong, the needs for esteem, and self- actualization. These I feel are so important and so true in our need to belong and function in society.
Answered by ViperAcr - Tue Jul 28 22:48:14 2009
Q. Which of the pioneer thinkers had the most significant effect on contemporary management? (Abraham Maslow, Charles Babbage, Frederick Taylor, Henry Metcalf, Robert Owen, Elton Mayo [who did The Hawthorne Effect]) I think Abraham Maslow or Elton Mayo. Do you too? But most importantly, WHY? Long answers appreciated, make your point! Thanks Thumper, but which of those people above do you think contributed to management the best?
Asked by meowmixplsdeliver - Tue Jul 28 13:07:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think one of the most important pioneer thinkers is Abraham Maslow because he created what is known as the Hierarchy of Needs which are very important to us and how we function in society. These needs are our physiological needs, safety needs, love and acceptance and the need to belong, the needs for esteem, and self- actualization. These I feel are so important and so true in our need to belong and function in society.
Answered by ViperAcr - Tue Jul 28 22:48:14 2009
explain abraham maslow theory,herzberg,alderfer, and mcgregor base on their works on motivation?
Q. to the hospitality industry.
Asked by mimi79luckshika - Thu Apr 17 10:38:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should be able to gather most of the info here.
Answered by rrrevils - Thu Apr 17 10:54:54 2008
Q. to the hospitality industry.
Asked by mimi79luckshika - Thu Apr 17 10:38:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should be able to gather most of the info here.
Answered by rrrevils - Thu Apr 17 10:54:54 2008
Abraham Maslow - what do you think?
Q. Which of the pioneer thinkers had the most significant effect on contemporary management? (Abraham Maslow, Charles Babbage, Frederick Taylor, Henry Metcalf, Robert Owen, Elton Mayo [who did The Hawthorne Effect]) I think Abraham Maslow or Elton Mayo. Do you too? But most importantly, WHY? Long answers appreciated, make your point!
Asked by meowmixplsdeliver - Tue Jul 28 13:06:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elton Mayo. He made great strides in showing how working conditions impact workers. The Hawthorne Studies really got the entire field of Industrial and Organizational Psychology moving. Note- this should be in psychology or the business section.
Answered by The Celtic Viking - Tue Jul 28 16:04:08 2009
Q. Which of the pioneer thinkers had the most significant effect on contemporary management? (Abraham Maslow, Charles Babbage, Frederick Taylor, Henry Metcalf, Robert Owen, Elton Mayo [who did The Hawthorne Effect]) I think Abraham Maslow or Elton Mayo. Do you too? But most importantly, WHY? Long answers appreciated, make your point!
Asked by meowmixplsdeliver - Tue Jul 28 13:06:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Elton Mayo. He made great strides in showing how working conditions impact workers. The Hawthorne Studies really got the entire field of Industrial and Organizational Psychology moving. Note- this should be in psychology or the business section.
Answered by The Celtic Viking - Tue Jul 28 16:04:08 2009
Was Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs proven true and how?
Q. does anyone know how Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs was proven true (or false)? like did he do any research experiments to prove his theory? thanks for all your answers (well for most of them anyways)!
Asked by Lisa - Fri Aug 29 15:11:59 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Haire, Ghiselli and Porter (Indstrial Relations 12, no. 2 (Feb. 1963), pp 95-117 surveyed 3,641 managers in 14 countries. They concluded that Maslow's needs, in particular the upper level ones, are important at the managerial level. Ronen (S. Ronen. "Comparative and Multinational Management:, Wiley, 1986) )investigated whether the motivation categories of Maslow apply universally. Studying trained, nonmanagerial male employees in Germany, canada, France, Japan, and the UK, he concluded that Maslow's need hierarchy is confirmed. In Asian cultures, Maslovian conclusions may be skewed. Different hierarchies might better reflect other cultures.
Answered by lordreith - Fri Aug 29 17:40:10 2008
Q. does anyone know how Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs was proven true (or false)? like did he do any research experiments to prove his theory? thanks for all your answers (well for most of them anyways)!
Asked by Lisa - Fri Aug 29 15:11:59 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Haire, Ghiselli and Porter (Indstrial Relations 12, no. 2 (Feb. 1963), pp 95-117 surveyed 3,641 managers in 14 countries. They concluded that Maslow's needs, in particular the upper level ones, are important at the managerial level. Ronen (S. Ronen. "Comparative and Multinational Management:, Wiley, 1986) )investigated whether the motivation categories of Maslow apply universally. Studying trained, nonmanagerial male employees in Germany, canada, France, Japan, and the UK, he concluded that Maslow's need hierarchy is confirmed. In Asian cultures, Maslovian conclusions may be skewed. Different hierarchies might better reflect other cultures.
Answered by lordreith - Fri Aug 29 17:40:10 2008
What is Abraham Maslow concept of humanity?
Q. psychology
Asked by rodolfo t - Sat Aug 15 10:23:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My dear Rodolfo... As "Celine" has already pointed out ...the main thing Maslow is famous for is the "5 Basic needs" of humans which he classified in such a "Pyramid-type-arrangement "...-smile- Here's how the hierarchy is constructed: 1. Biological and Physiological needs - air, food, drink, shelter, warmth, sex, sleep, etc. 2. Safety needs - protection from elements, security, order, law, limits, stability, etc. 3. Belongings and Love needs - work group, family, affection, relationships, etc. 4. Esteem needs - self-esteem, achievement, mastery, independence, status, dominance, prestige, managerial responsibility, etc. 5. Self-Actualization needs - realizing personal potential, self-fulfillment, seeking personal growth and… [cont.]
Answered by destiny - Sat Aug 15 14:58:06 2009
Q. psychology
Asked by rodolfo t - Sat Aug 15 10:23:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My dear Rodolfo... As "Celine" has already pointed out ...the main thing Maslow is famous for is the "5 Basic needs" of humans which he classified in such a "Pyramid-type-arrangement "...-smile- Here's how the hierarchy is constructed: 1. Biological and Physiological needs - air, food, drink, shelter, warmth, sex, sleep, etc. 2. Safety needs - protection from elements, security, order, law, limits, stability, etc. 3. Belongings and Love needs - work group, family, affection, relationships, etc. 4. Esteem needs - self-esteem, achievement, mastery, independence, status, dominance, prestige, managerial responsibility, etc. 5. Self-Actualization needs - realizing personal potential, self-fulfillment, seeking personal growth and… [cont.]
Answered by destiny - Sat Aug 15 14:58:06 2009
Is Abraham Maslow's idea about the "hierarchy of needs" based on something, or is it just another artifact?
Q. Is Abraham Maslow's idea about the "hierarchy of needs" based on something, or is it just another artifact?
Asked by me - Wed Oct 11 00:17:59 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's an artifact just as much as your question.
Answered by flignar - Wed Oct 11 00:29:18 2006
Q. Is Abraham Maslow's idea about the "hierarchy of needs" based on something, or is it just another artifact?
Asked by me - Wed Oct 11 00:17:59 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's an artifact just as much as your question.
Answered by flignar - Wed Oct 11 00:29:18 2006
Who marked the highest Thorndike test result? Considering Abraham Maslow scored 195 and got second place.?
Q. Thorndike test result
Asked by Leahu D - Thu Dec 20 12:10:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Figuring Maslow and Thorndike were fellow students and who went into opposite directions in their lives (Thorndike - behaviorism; Maslow - humanism), my assumption is that another fellow, yet not as popular, student within their educational institution scored higher on the test that Thorndike assisted in developing. Or, some alternative theories: Since it was Thorndike's test, he scored the highest on it Since Thorndike is better known for his experiments on animal mazes and learned behavior, perhaps one of the cats he worked with scored highest. LOL.
Answered by countbehavior - Thu Dec 20 13:06:13 2007
Q. Thorndike test result
Asked by Leahu D - Thu Dec 20 12:10:01 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Figuring Maslow and Thorndike were fellow students and who went into opposite directions in their lives (Thorndike - behaviorism; Maslow - humanism), my assumption is that another fellow, yet not as popular, student within their educational institution scored higher on the test that Thorndike assisted in developing. Or, some alternative theories: Since it was Thorndike's test, he scored the highest on it Since Thorndike is better known for his experiments on animal mazes and learned behavior, perhaps one of the cats he worked with scored highest. LOL.
Answered by countbehavior - Thu Dec 20 13:06:13 2007
What did Abraham Maslow do?
Q. Was he known for research about social or emotional development of children or was it physical development? What is the developmental theory Maslow is best known for? What are three components of his theory? I have to do 25 questions on this guy, and i could not find those, help pleasee best answers=10 pointsss
Asked by Randy S - Tue Feb 24 18:33:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He is noted for his conceptualization of a "hierarchy of human needs", and is considered the father of humanistic psychology. I believe he was best known for Freudian theory. The three components of his theory are 1. a method of investigation of the mind; 2. a systematized set of theories about human behavior; and 3. a method of treatment of psychological or emotional illness. I could be wrong
Answered by Simone B - Tue Feb 24 18:50:19 2009
Q. Was he known for research about social or emotional development of children or was it physical development? What is the developmental theory Maslow is best known for? What are three components of his theory? I have to do 25 questions on this guy, and i could not find those, help pleasee best answers=10 pointsss
Asked by Randy S - Tue Feb 24 18:33:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He is noted for his conceptualization of a "hierarchy of human needs", and is considered the father of humanistic psychology. I believe he was best known for Freudian theory. The three components of his theory are 1. a method of investigation of the mind; 2. a systematized set of theories about human behavior; and 3. a method of treatment of psychological or emotional illness. I could be wrong
Answered by Simone B - Tue Feb 24 18:50:19 2009
According to Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, our most basic level of need is...?
Q. a) safety b) survival c) love d) esteem
Asked by Andy - Fri May 8 20:31:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. a) safety b) survival c) love d) esteem
Asked by Andy - Fri May 8 20:31:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy Of Needs?
Q. I am writing a paper based on the topic above. I must evaluate on the matter. any tips? ouh and the paper's 2000 word lng
Asked by riley - Thu Jan 8 19:22:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think maslow's hierarchy of needs is interesting because i wonder whether these needs have changed as society has changed. Maslow lived in a different era when he created this hierarchy of needs...today, i think it is applicable only to certain types of societies. what one person needs might not necessarily be what the other person needs. as time goes by, our wants and needs become adjusted. have they remained the same or not? try to find examples of this. also, it could be suggested that in today's time, "wants" and "needs" are often used interchangeably.
Answered by perpil - Thu Jan 8 20:08:05 2009
Q. I am writing a paper based on the topic above. I must evaluate on the matter. any tips? ouh and the paper's 2000 word lng
Asked by riley - Thu Jan 8 19:22:43 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think maslow's hierarchy of needs is interesting because i wonder whether these needs have changed as society has changed. Maslow lived in a different era when he created this hierarchy of needs...today, i think it is applicable only to certain types of societies. what one person needs might not necessarily be what the other person needs. as time goes by, our wants and needs become adjusted. have they remained the same or not? try to find examples of this. also, it could be suggested that in today's time, "wants" and "needs" are often used interchangeably.
Answered by perpil - Thu Jan 8 20:08:05 2009
Show the relationship between Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of need and frederick Herzberg's Two Factor Theory.?
Q. Discuss hawlliome'S experiment
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Q. Discuss hawlliome'S experiment
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Question about Abraham Maslow 10 points!!?
Q. How could his work, help to explain modern situations? why is he important to our study of Social Sciences?
Asked by Sugar S - Sun Sep 20 14:18:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How could his work, help to explain modern situations? why is he important to our study of Social Sciences?
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I need a hypothesise for a personality theories class.Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow, Sigmund Freud,or any one.?
Q. I need a hypothesise for a personality theories class.Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow, Sigmund Freud,or any one.?
Asked by Tea - Sat Nov 29 20:07:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. give you the base to one you could use. einstein did he have asperger. talk about that subject and about the evident to him haveing it. go here to find out what it means. and you see why this will be perfect to what you need.
Answered by Steven B - Sat Nov 29 21:00:25 2008
Q. I need a hypothesise for a personality theories class.Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow, Sigmund Freud,or any one.?
Asked by Tea - Sat Nov 29 20:07:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. give you the base to one you could use. einstein did he have asperger. talk about that subject and about the evident to him haveing it. go here to find out what it means. and you see why this will be perfect to what you need.
Answered by Steven B - Sat Nov 29 21:00:25 2008
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