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	Learn more about Abraham Maslow in the online encyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Abraham Maslow (April 1, 1908 - June 8, 1970) was a psychologist.
		Born in Brooklyn, New York, Maslow was a child of Jewish Russian immigrants to the United States.
		Maslow invented a number of neologisms and a familiarity with them is needed in order to read related works.
	www.onlineencyclopedia.org /a/ab/abraham_maslow.html (347 words)

	Maslow Self Actualization - unlearn. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Maslow asked his subjects to think of the most wonderful experience or experiences of their lives--the happiest moments, extatic moments, moments of rapture, perhaps from being in live, or from listening to music or suddenly "being hit" by a book or a painting or from some great creative moment.
		Maslow says there are two processes necessary for self-actualization: self exploration and action.
		Maslow believed that not only does the organism know what it needs to eat to maintain itself healthy, but also man knows intuitively what he needs to become the best possible, mentally healthy and happy "being".
	psikoloji.fisek.com.tr /maslow/self.htm (1927 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Abraham Maslow. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In 1908, Abraham Maslow was born to a poor Jewish family in a non-Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn.
		Despite the fact that he was the eldest of seven children, he recalls his childhood as lonely and filled with many hours spent in the library.
		Maslow died of a heart attack in 1970.
	www.zoominfo.com /directory/Maslow._Abraham_46495295.htm (409 words)

	War: Religion
		Abram Maslow's research after World War II showed that Holocaust survivors tended to be those who held strong religious beliefs (not necessarily temple attendance etc).
		Maslow's results have not proved repeatable in other contexts.
		The critical factors may involve sense of purpose, extreme beliefs in general, or other factors sometimes correlated with religious belief, and/or may be specific to Holocaust survivors.
	www.morelawinfo.com /War/Religion.shtml (4009 words)

	This Week's Light Service Sermon
		When we first meet Sarai, she is the young wife of Abram who also was a city boy with good prospects.
		To seek a better life she moves with Abram and his clan from the city of Ur to Haran--the equivalent of moving from New York City to Cleveland.
		Maslow is talking about the deep-felt need within all us to actualize our potential, to be all that we can be.
	www.faithlutheranchurch.org /00sermons/00light/01-09-00.htm (1649 words)

	Robert D. Farber University Archives \| LTS \| Brandeis University
		Abram L. Sachar was the first president of Brandeis University and played a significant role in its founding in 1948.
		Abram Sachar and his wife, Thelma, are buried near the Sachar International Center at Brandeis University.
		Box 46 Marling, Bee and Abram Sachar, 1973 Marling, Bee--Retirement party, 1978 Meir, Golda and Abram Sachar, 1978 Meir, Golda and the Sueimatskys, 1973 Metzenbaum, Howard, Senator and Mrs.--Visit to Heller school, 1984 Roosevelt, Eleanor--Memorial fund, 1984 Roosevelt, Eleanor, n.d.
	lts.brandeis.edu /research/archives-speccoll/findingguides/archives/presidents/sacharpresident.html (1898 words)

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		Probably the most famous humanistic theorist is Abram Maslow who postulated a hierarchy of needs the individual must fulfill in the growth process.
		According to Maslow, one must fulfill the lower needs before progressing to the higher levels of the hierarchy (feeling good about yourself doesn't do much for you if you're starving).
		According to Maslow, most people are never self-actualized (we are always growing!), and most of us are spending our time at stages 3 and 4 personality-wise.
	www.ursuline.edu /acadaff/psych/ps101/ps101web/PersonHumanistic.htm (246 words)

	Kitchen Management 305 - Motivation
		Abram Maslow was a humanist psychologist who came up with the theory that all people have needs which can be categorized into levels.
		Maslow's theory has become a key tool in human resource management in all sorts of business and industry.
		In brief, Maslow maintained that people are motivated to satisfy their needs.
	members.shaw.ca /gwall/kmgt305/motivate.htm (2123 words)

	ContentDesk.com - free articles on General Self Improvement and Motivation: The Meaning of the Marital Covenant
		God’s Covenant with Abraham In the book of Genesis God makes the amazing promise to give Abram (who together with his wife Sarai had given up on having their own children) that he will be blessed with descendants as numerous as the stars in heaven.
		Interestingly, both Abram and Sarai are shortly thereafter referred to as Abraham and Sarah, thus signifying the change in identity that occurs as a result of entering into a covenantal bond.
		Shortly after, Abram goes into a “deep sleep.” “Then the sun had gone down and it was dark, behold, a smoking firepot and a flaming torch passed between these pieces.” (Gen 15:17).
	www.contentdesk.com /view.php?articleid=16156 (665 words)

	Brandeis University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Brandeis has had an impressive list of coaches for its athletic teams, from Bud Collins and the men's tennis team in the late 1950s and early 1960s to K.C. Jones leading the men's basketball squad in the 1960s to the more recent tenure of Chris Ford.
		Einstein objected to what he thought was excessively expansive promotion, and to Goldstein's sounding out Abram L. Sachar as a possible president without consulting Einstein.
		Six years later, Einstein would decline the offer of an honorary degree from Brandeis, writing to Brandeis president Abram L. Sachar that "what happened in the stage of preparation of Brandeis University was not at all caused by a misunderstanding and cannot be made good any more."
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brandeis_University (3113 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Abrahamic
		Abraham ABRAHAM [Abraham] [according to the Book of Genesis, Hebfather of many nations] or Abram [Hebexalted father], in the Bible, progenitor of the Hebrews; in the Qur'an, ancestor of the Arabs.
		As the founder of Judaism, he is said to have instituted the rite of circumcision as a sign of the covenant
		Maslow, Abraham H. [Maslow, Abraham H.], 1908-70, American psychologist, b.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Abrahamic (614 words)

	Growing Up: Safety Versus Growth
		The American psychologist, Abram Maslow, is unique in the history of psychology.
		It was Maslow's contention that there is within every one of us a drive to learn and to grow.
		If given a choice between his own opinion of himself and his parents' opinion of him, he will always choose the latter even if it is a negative evaluation and means denying his own interests and ambitions.
	www.solveyourproblem.com /artman/publish/printer_126.shtml (649 words)

	Brief Interventions and Brief Therapies for Substance Abuse: Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series 34
		Chafetz, M.E.; Blane, H.T.; Abram, H.S.; Golner, J.; Lacy, E.; McCourt, W.F.; Clark, E.; and Meyers, W. Establishing treatment relationships with alcoholics.
		Maslow, A.H. Toward a Psychology of Being, 2nd ed.
		McCrady, B.S.; Noel, N.E.; Abrams, D.B.; Stout, R.L.; Nelson, H.F; and Hay, W.M. Comparative effectiveness of three types of spouse involvement in outpatient behavioral alcoholism treatment.
	ncadi.samhsa.gov /govpubs/BKD341/34m.aspx (5662 words)

	Practising Philosophy of Management: Papers
		The brand is at risk, in crisis, and has an immanent tendency to victimhood; but it must at the same time come to the aid of human beings who themselves have moved from Abram Maslow’s ‘perpetually needy animal’ to today’s stressed-out, diminished selves.
		It was Maslow who distinguished between the higher needs of man, for self-actualisation and self-esteem, and the lower, ‘safety needs’ of man – whose ‘whole organism’ he described as a ‘safety-seeking mechanism’.
		Unlike his vulgarisers, however, Maslow was anxious to observe that the hierarchy he posited was ‘not nearly as rigid as we may have implied’.
	www.managementphilosophers.com /Papers.htm (8584 words)

	Releasing Creativity for Fulfillment Ch 11
		Its pioneer, Abraham Maslow, understood that creativity was a part of self-actualization.
		Abraham Maslow says that the creative encounter is self-forgetful.
		Hence, the arrival of certain “safety” measures and laws (Maslow, second stage of pyramid) for protection of the worker.
	www.lifeskillstraining.org /creativity.htm (12794 words)

	Affluenza - money and psychology and sudden wealth syndrome
		In these more remedial cases help may be required from practitioners like Dr Lami.
		Maslow's theory of motivation is useful in this respect.
		The acquisition of significant wealth should have enabled the individual to have satisfied most of the relatively lower order material needs.
	www.affluenza-and-wealth.com /AFF_media_managementjuly2000nu2.html (621 words)

	Design_at_the_edge
		Before I get back to Maslow, etc. I saw this a post at Niblettes which got me thinking...
		So our pyramid should reflect this move up the layers of Maslow, but as we build our pyramid it is worth remembering that each layer builds on the strength of the one below - horizontally as well as vertically.
		We also knew about Abram Maslow and his Hierarchy of Needs, but it was not until I moved into the FMCG arena that I realised how we could improve product and service design using his principles.
	ic-pod.typepad.com (3234 words)

	Abraham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		As a sign, he changes Abram's name to Abraham, Sarai's to Sara, and ordains the rite of circumcision.
		Abraham Harold Maslow was born April 1, 1908 in Brooklyn, New York.
		He was the first of seven children born to his parents, who themselves.
	www.99hosted.com /names4865.html (484 words)

	03.l.273 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Ordered from least (Frye) to most systematic (Maslow); and from least (Frye and Maslow) to most (Tillich and Dawkins) reductive.
		In case of failure and alienation, God has a history of unfriendliness toward human independence initiatives (Cain [first city] to the tower builders of Gen 11).
		Submission and the promise of contractually defined rewards for submission is the answer (Abram becomes Abraham, and thence onward to Sinai, covenant, and the vehicle of religious law).
	www.ucalgary.ca /~eslinger/crss/273/273_lec/03.DeepConcerns.html (2074 words)

	Boys' Towns of Italy, Inc.
		Propriate striving is a term introduced by Gordon Allport (1955) to identify those aspects of human motivation that go beyond the satisfaction of basic needs.
		He speaks of the involvement of the individual in the generation of the self, in what Goldstein (1940) and Maslow (1962) label as self-actualization.
		There is a continuing movement toward the unification of the personality, a selecting from available modes of behavior those that are consistent with the emerging image of one's self.
	www.citrag.it /boystown/documents/selfgovernment_04.html (5174 words)

	VERY HUMAN CATS
		It need hardly be pointed out in this context that many a human being has been know to take a ‘bracer’ before bearding the boss, flying a combat mission or getting married, and that temporary escapes of this nature often lead to chronic alcoholism (Fig.
		One must be careful of drawing parallels with human behaviour from what Abram Maslow, founder of his own Humanistic Psychology, called derisively ‘the psychology of desperate rats’; he could see little relevance to humans in watching what animals did when starved, electrocuted, bewildered and miserable.
		But to the degree that humans also feel pain, confusion, bewilderment and frustration, I think it is allowable to make certain connections, where the demonstration is compelling, as in this case.
	www.alternative-doctor.com /mind_stuff/very_human_cats.htm (2148 words)

	The Poly Post - Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Psychologist Abram Maslow developed a model on basic human needs called Maslow’s Hierarchy. The needs are placed in five categories that must be satisfied in order to exist; physiological (food and water), protection, belongingness, esteem (self-respect, status), and self-actualization (developing to one’s full capacity).
		After Maslow’s death, psychologists added a new category — altered consciousness. This sixth category can be achieved by reading a book, experiencing a thrill-seeking activity, prayer or meditation, and maybe the most popular: drugs.
		Any activity that removes you from some sense of reality and draws you into fantasy or imagination is considered conscious adjusting.
	www.thepolypost.com /story.php?story=2644 (505 words)

	Learning-Org Dec 2002: Criteria for "Learning Organization
		the psyche, Abram Maslow began bravely to focus on the creativity of
		The real contribution of Maslow was to indicate that such
		Franklin is Franlin and cannot be made a Senge or a Maslow.
	www.learning-org.com /02.12/0058.html (1308 words)

	Appendix A --Bibliography
		Abrams, D.B., and Niaura, R.S. (Full Text in PMC)
		Rohsenow, D.J.; Monti, P.M.; Zwick, W.R.; Nirenberg, T.D.; Liepman, M.R.; Binkoff, J.A.; and Abrams, D.B. Irrational beliefs, urges to drink and drinking among alcoholics.
		Rohsenow, D.J.; Niaura, R.S.; Childress, A.R.; Abrams, D.B.; and Monti, P.M. Cue reactivity in addictive behaviors: Theoretical and treatment implications.
	www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov /books/bv.fcgi?rid=hstat5.biblist.60022 (6143 words)

	Knowledge Management: Comparing Technical, University and Systemic Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Psychology is becoming a science of mediocrity - a preoccupation with statistics and theories - that must now compete with a multitude of self-help systems that may provide better emotional control, success and relationship skills than can be found in a PhD course.
		Dr Clare W. Graves (a post-doctoral student of Dr. Abram Maslow) postulated that human societies develop - and regress - in predictable ways; and explored the underlying codes that shape human nature and drive evolutionary change.
		Graves described eight "value systems" that provide a systemic frame for predicting human dynamics.
	www.systemiccoaching.com /university (1202 words)

	Comparison of Technical, University and Systemic Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Social sciences risk becoming sciences of mediocrity - a preoccupation with statistics and theories - that compete with a multitude of self-help systems that provide better emotional control, success and relationship skills than can be found in universities.
		Dr Clare W. Graves (a post-doctoral student of Dr. Abram Maslow) postulated that human societies develop and regress in predictable ways; and explored the underlying codes that shape human nature and drive evolutionary change.
		Graves described "value systems" that provide a systemic frame for predicting human dynamics.
	www.soulwork.net /Systemic/university.htm (1382 words)

	Marketing consultants Manchester uk - THE TIP TOP THINK TANK
		Hierarchy of needs (See Maslow) Hit rate - a sales ratio term used to express the number of customers converted for every call made.
		Hits - the number of times a particular web site or page on a web site has been visited by people surfing the web.
		Maslow's hierarchical needs - a well established theory of Abram Maslow that examines the way humans are motivated and seeks to explain their aspirations.
	www.ttmarketing.co.uk /design/homepage_links/useful_tips/glossary/R.htm (5350 words)

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		In the 1960s, a psychologist named Abram Maslow developed a hierarchical list of human needs:
		Second from the top, Maslow listed the need for security and safety.
		In the case of September 11, Americans must feel secure from the threat of terrorist attacks.
	www.student.virginia.edu /~msdebate/after911security.htm (109 words)

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		Of all the many books, I found Richard Jeffries' "The Story of my Heart", Marghanita Laski's "Ecstasy" and Alistair Hardy's "The Spiritual Nature of Man" the most helpful, though many other supplemented them.
		Amongst professional psychologists only Abram Maslow seemed to recognize what he called "peak experiences".
		The description seemed to match what had happened to me. On reflection I realized that I had had "peak experiences" before in my life.
	westernchanfellowship.org /fileadmin/user_upload/ncf/ncf4.txt (10287 words)

	DRB Alternatives - Growth Groups
		Many concerns are normal, developmental "stuff." Nevertheless, it's stuff people need and need to go through to become developmentally whole.
		Psychologist Abram Maslow called it "self-actualization" : reaching one's highest level of maturity.
		It's an ongoing process, an approach to wellness, not dis-ease!
	www.drbalternatives.com /articles/gg1.html (166 words)

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