Remake of Personality Padlet Requirements by Anna Travers https://padlet.com/19traversa1/x9q6q85v0vu en-us 2017-11-02 18:11:07 UTC 2017-11-09 18:30:56 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Folder.png Textbook Notes 19traversa1 https://padlet.com/19traversa1/x9q6q85v0vu/wish/203056796 Deficiency Needs:
Level one: physiological needs
Food, water, sex, sleep
Level two: Safety needs
Protection from harm, safety, survival
Level three: Love and belonging needs
Affiliation with other and acceptance from others
Growth Needs:
Level four: Esteem needs
Competency, gaining approval, recognition
Level five: self-actualization 
Fulfillment of one’s unique potential
  • Once  a lower level is met, proceed onto a higher one
  • Fulfilling your true potential takes time and energy which is why it is the last and the hardest
  • Separated needs into two categories
  • Self actualization was made up in 1971
  • After studying successful people such as Abe Lincoln, Albert Einstein, and Martin Luther King Jr.  who have traits such as...
  • Perceive reality correctly
  • Independent
  • Prefer deep and loving relationships with fewer people then fake relationships with many
  • Focus on accomplishing goals
  • Report moments of great joy and satisfaction
  • Very few individuals reach self actualization 
  • Everyone has tendencies
  • Motivates us to be the best we possibly can be
  • Behaviorism to humanism 
]]> 2017-11-02 18:12:02 UTC https://padlet.com/19traversa1/x9q6q85v0vu/wish/203056796 Video 19traversa1 https://padlet.com/19traversa1/x9q6q85v0vu/wish/203057259 This was the selected video because not only was it beneficial for visual learners because of the illustrations, but it also used examples and ways high school students can understand or relate to.

Sprouts, director. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Youtube, 5 Jan. 2017.
]]> 2017-11-02 18:12:49 UTC https://padlet.com/19traversa1/x9q6q85v0vu/wish/203057259 Article 19traversa1 https://padlet.com/19traversa1/x9q6q85v0vu/wish/203058180 a hierarchy of motives
  • bottom taking precedence over those higher up
  • top of the pyramid
  •  was self-actualization: the desire to fulfill your unique creative potential
Maslow was rebelling against the traditional Behaviorist 
  • assumption that there were only a few primary motives 
  • He argued that there were multiple independent motivational systems
  • seeking safety
  • the desire for love
  • need for esteem
 Later research from neuroscience and evolutionary biology has supported this idea quite well.  
presumed that different motivational systems come on line at different phases of development.
Maslow Revisited
Many suggest Maslow had a few things wrong.
  • he never gave much thought to reproduction. 
  • He conceived of “higher needs” as completely personal strivings, unconnected from other people, and totally divorced from biological needs.
  • Parental motivations were completely missing from his hierarchy
  • placed “sexual needs” down at the bottom— along with hunger and thirst
  • sexual urges were biological annoyances that could be as well dispatched by masturbation as by having intercourse
living organisms inherited a set of motivational mechanisms that inspired us to reproduce
  • humans also have strong attachments to the offspring they produce
  • both sexes develop attachments to their mates and their offspring
renovated pyramid
  • reproductive goals are at the top-- not the bottom.
Self-actualization does not appear in the new pyramid
  • because it is not fundamental
  • Research suggests that creative performances are hardly detached from other social motives—they are linked to gaining status and acquiring mates, especially for men (which is why men show off so much more than women, who are every bit as talented, but less ostentatious about it). 
the new framework sorts out three important levels of analysis that were blurred or ignored by Maslow: 
  • evolutionary function
  •  Development
  • proximate links between motives and the social environment. 
Importantly, the motives in the new pyramid are not stacked-depicts later developing goals are as overlapping with, rather than completely replacing, earlier-developing goals.



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