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Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory of motivation, whereby people must meet certain biological and psychological needs before they can desire self-actualisation.

All of the Bennet's sons passed away as infants, leaving the surviving Bennet children, five girls, to create their own hierarchy in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

Abraham Maslow created a hierarchy of needs, the pinnacle of which involves self-actualization. Here are the benefits of becoming self-actualized, plus how to get there.

The pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock nearly 400 years ago. They established a government and churches, and, today, their influence remains strong.

The medieval need for hierarchical structure based on religious Neo-platonic philosophy has shaped our way of life and perspective of the world.

The Army used to encourage soldiers to be all that they could be, then soldiers were an "Army of One," and lately, all the Army is asking is for soldiers to be strong.

Do people have the innate ability to attain fulfillment? This debate was fundamental to the development of psychotherapy in the 20th Century.

More and more members of modern society are assuming the roles of technoverts; a method of using mobile technology to insulate themselves from human interaction.

Consumers applying for a 0% balance transfer credit card should, before using it, ask if the company if it operates a negative hierarchy interest payment regime.

There is an ordered regularity to the pandemonium of life on Earth.

Some point to the Bible as the only source of Christ's teaching. But what is the connection between Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition in the Catholic Church?

Systemic desensitization is a treatment in psychotherapy that uses counter-conditioning principles in an attempt to cure individual phobic reactions.

Food aggression in dogs can be a difficult problem to solve. Dog training problems involving aggression should be handled with help from a professional dog trainer.

Systematic desensitization, developed by Joseph Wolpe, is a behavioral therapy that is used in the treatment of phobias. It helps people overcome fear and anxiety.

The archetype provides the arch or bridge over which the heavenly Archangels of the celestial realm enter the realm of individual psyche as conceived by Carl Jung.

Many dog fights arise when food is present. Dog fighting during meal time, and even a dog's aggression toward humans when food is present, is due to food aggression.

Mormon church hierarchy is organized according to priesthood office. Latter-day Saints see their church's organization as a pyramid with Jesus Christ at the top.

Hunger. Think about it. Say it out loud. Listen to the sound of the word. Notice the air flow when speaking the word; the air expels almost from the stomach.

Joseph Wolpe's systematic desensitization is used in the treatment of phobias. Understanding how it differs from flooding is key to its successful use in overcoming fear.

Just before dawn the Howlers begin their chorus. If you haven't heard it before you might think King Kong himself was there.

Rachel Kushner's debut novel tells the story of the American community in Cuba during the 1950s just before Fidel Castro took over. It is a glimpse into a forgotten era.

Submissive and dominant behaviours you may see in your dog, and how they relate to their pack instinct and social hierarchy

Academies were powerful institutions that determined success of an artist and had an enormous influence on how the public were presented with and perceived art.

Quantum physics provides new ideas that are in line with the cutting edge of science - the reality that consciousness is the ground of all being.

Business travel in China can be a minefield for the novice but a new book aims to guide the business traveller through the hazards of social intercourse and business life

All characters have needs, but there are deeper motivations than the ones that drive the surface plot. Your character may not recognize them, but you need to.

Low employee motivation requires strong leadership skills to aid in quality and cost control due to misguided employee perceptions of job security and individual needs

J.K. Rowling created a phenomenally popular series with "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone." The success of this epic may have sociological and psychological roots.

In vivo means "in real life." Anxiety treatment for panic disorder and agoraphobia patients involves systematic desensitization "in the field" for overcoming phobias.

Important key motivators that employers should seriously consider to ensure a positive workplace culture with satisfied staff. Highly motivated staff perform best.

Abraham Maslow, in his paper, A Theory of Human Motivation, studied exemplary people to launch the ideas of growth and human potential psychology.

It was the internal and external organization of the Afrikaner Broederbond that allowed for the substantial success of the secret society.

Chickens are the world's most common domestic bird, outnumbering humans four to one, but how much do most people really know about them?

In three decades Spain has gone from being a third world country in Europe to becoming an example of progress and tolerance.

A spiritually friendly workplace respects people's deepest values and belief systems and allows them to incorporate these values in their daily work interactions.

Leadership is cluttered with too many meanings and we need to cut through the fog to really understand it.

Managing a team of workers is not easy, especially when a person is talented but unmotivated. Follow these helpful tips to produce happy and hard-working employees.

Making a studied decision of the value your organization places is jobs preformed for it can greatly affect job retention and company performance.

Rainer Marie Rilke overhears famous opening lines at Duino Castle in Italy while out walking. Helps overcome writer's block and begins great work: Duino Elegies, 1923.

Western thinking always structures knowledge in hierarchies. Food chain, Great Chain Of Being - the chains that bind our minds. But there are other ways of knowing.

Wolves are often misconstrued to be nothing but bloodthirsty killers. In reality, they are just like your fuzzy little friend sitting at the foot of the bed at home.

Learning to speak the language of art teaches critical thinking. This article describes how the author uses baby steps to get students to discriminate aesthetically.

Basic dog etiquette when living in human homes includes: toilet training, appropriate greeting and barking, eating and relating, topics easily taught to any dog.

Assign people the right amount of work and they will do what you want; give them too much or too little work and they will do what they want. (Quinn's Law)

The secret to saving money, cutting expenses, and getting out of debt is learning to recognize the difference between one's "needs" and "wants."

Prejudice, discrimination and racism are three of the most misunderstood terms used today despite their regular practice around the world.

Contrary to popular belief, feral cats are quite sociable, forming close friendships with others and collectively rearing their young.

In the United States, the law is derived from four primary sources: the Constitution, statutes, administrative regulations, and case law.

The culture of an organization is a multifaceted matter that includes all of a group's shared values, attitudes, beliefs, assumptions, and behaviors.

Motivation influences human behavior. The need-based theories of motivation help us to understand why a person pursues a certain objective based on his or her needs.