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Abraham
       Maslow


BY: MEEKA ESTIVERNE
BORN AND RAISED IN BROOKLYN NEW
            YORK, MASLOW WAS THE OLDEST OF
            SEVEN CHILDREN AND WAS CLASSED AS
            "MENTALLY UNSTABLE" BY A
            PSYCHOLOGIST.


            ★ HIS PARENTS WERE FIRST GENERATION
            JEWISH IMMIGRANTS FROM RUSSIA WHO
            FLED FROM CZARIST PERSECUTION IN THE
            EARLY 20TH CENTURY.

Biography   ★ IT WAS A TOUGH TIME FOR MASLOW, AS
            HE EXPERIENCED ANTI-SEMITISM FROM HIS
            TEACHERS AND FROM OTHER CHILDREN
            AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD.


            ★HE HAD VARIOUS ENCOUNTERS WITH
            ANTI-SEMITIC GANGS WHO WOULD CHASE
            AND THROW ROCKS AT HIM.[6]


            ★MASLOW AND OTHER OPTIMISTIC
            YOUNGSTERS AT THE TIME WITH HIS
            BACKGROUND WERE IN THE STRUGGLE TO
            OVERCOME SUCH ACTS OF RACISM.
ATTENDED CITY
             COLLEGE OF NEW
             YORK.

              TRANSFERRED TO
               UNIVERSITY OF
College he      WISCONSIN.
attended&
             AT WISCONSIN HE
things he    PURSUED A LINE OF
studied      RESEARCH WHICH
             INCLUDED
             INVESTIGATING
             PRIMATE
             DOMINANCE
             BEHAVIOR AND
             SEXUALITY.
❤ACCORDING TO MASLOW, SELF-ACTUALISING
                 PEOPLE SHARE THE FOLLOWING QUALITIES:


                 ❤TRUTH: HONEST, REALITY, BEAUTY, PURE,
                 CLEAN AND UNADULTERATED COMPLETENESS.


                 ❤ GOODNESS: RIGHTNESS, DESIRABILITY,
                 UPRIGHTNESS, BENEVOLENCE, HONESTY



HIS FAMOUS
                 ❤BEAUTY: RIGHTNESS, FORM, ALIVENESS,
                 SIMPLICITY, RICHNESS, WHOLENESS,
                 PERFECTION, COMPLETION.
THEORY OFSELF-
ACTUALIZING      ❤WHOLENESS: UNITY, INTEGRATION, TENDENCY
                 TO ONENESS, INTERCONNECTEDNESS, SIMPLICITY,
                 ORGANIZATION, STRUCTURE, ORDER, NOT
PEOPLE.          DISSOCIATED, SYNERGY


                 ❤DICHOTOMY-TRANSCENDENCE: ACCEPTANCE,
                 RESOLUTION, INTEGRATION, POLARITIES,
                 OPPOSITES, CONTRADICTIONS


                 ❤ALIVENESS: PROCESS, NOT-DEADNESS,
                 SPONTANEITY, SELF-REGULATION, FULL-
                 FUNCTIONING
HIERARCHY OF NEEDS
Humanistic
psychology
Maslow's thinking was
original. Most
psychologists before him
had been concerned with
the abnormal and the ill.
He urged people to
acknowledge their basic
needs before addressing
higher needs and
ultimately self-
actualization. He wanted
to know what constituted
positive mental
health. Humanistic
psychology gave rise to
several different
therapies, all guided by
the idea that people
possess the inner
resources for growth and
healing and that the
point of therapy is to help
PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGON &
    POSTIVE PSYCHLOGY

   Maslow's influence                 Maslow's work has enjoyed
    extended beyond                     a revival of interest and
    psycology . His work on             influence among leaders of
    peak expercienes is                 the positive
    relevant to religous studies,       psychology movement
    while his work on
    management is applicable            such as Martin
    to is used in higher                Seligman.The Positive
    education for advising              movement focuses only on
    students and student                a higher human nature
    retention as well as a key
    concept in student
    development.
   He suffered an heart attack
                     on June 8, 1970.


                    Towards the end of his
                     life, Maslow was concerned
Death & Legacy       with questions such
                     as, "Why don't more people
                     self-actualize if their basic
                     needs are met? How can
                     we humanistically
                     understand the problem of
                     evil?
References



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  • 1. Abraham Maslow BY: MEEKA ESTIVERNE
  • 2. BORN AND RAISED IN BROOKLYN NEW YORK, MASLOW WAS THE OLDEST OF SEVEN CHILDREN AND WAS CLASSED AS "MENTALLY UNSTABLE" BY A PSYCHOLOGIST. ★ HIS PARENTS WERE FIRST GENERATION JEWISH IMMIGRANTS FROM RUSSIA WHO FLED FROM CZARIST PERSECUTION IN THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Biography ★ IT WAS A TOUGH TIME FOR MASLOW, AS HE EXPERIENCED ANTI-SEMITISM FROM HIS TEACHERS AND FROM OTHER CHILDREN AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD. ★HE HAD VARIOUS ENCOUNTERS WITH ANTI-SEMITIC GANGS WHO WOULD CHASE AND THROW ROCKS AT HIM.[6] ★MASLOW AND OTHER OPTIMISTIC YOUNGSTERS AT THE TIME WITH HIS BACKGROUND WERE IN THE STRUGGLE TO OVERCOME SUCH ACTS OF RACISM.
  • 3. ATTENDED CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK. TRANSFERRED TO UNIVERSITY OF College he WISCONSIN. attended& AT WISCONSIN HE things he PURSUED A LINE OF studied RESEARCH WHICH INCLUDED INVESTIGATING PRIMATE DOMINANCE BEHAVIOR AND SEXUALITY.
  • 4. ❤ACCORDING TO MASLOW, SELF-ACTUALISING PEOPLE SHARE THE FOLLOWING QUALITIES: ❤TRUTH: HONEST, REALITY, BEAUTY, PURE, CLEAN AND UNADULTERATED COMPLETENESS. ❤ GOODNESS: RIGHTNESS, DESIRABILITY, UPRIGHTNESS, BENEVOLENCE, HONESTY HIS FAMOUS ❤BEAUTY: RIGHTNESS, FORM, ALIVENESS, SIMPLICITY, RICHNESS, WHOLENESS, PERFECTION, COMPLETION. THEORY OFSELF- ACTUALIZING ❤WHOLENESS: UNITY, INTEGRATION, TENDENCY TO ONENESS, INTERCONNECTEDNESS, SIMPLICITY, ORGANIZATION, STRUCTURE, ORDER, NOT PEOPLE. DISSOCIATED, SYNERGY ❤DICHOTOMY-TRANSCENDENCE: ACCEPTANCE, RESOLUTION, INTEGRATION, POLARITIES, OPPOSITES, CONTRADICTIONS ❤ALIVENESS: PROCESS, NOT-DEADNESS, SPONTANEITY, SELF-REGULATION, FULL- FUNCTIONING
  • 6. Humanistic psychology Maslow's thinking was original. Most psychologists before him had been concerned with the abnormal and the ill. He urged people to acknowledge their basic needs before addressing higher needs and ultimately self- actualization. He wanted to know what constituted positive mental health. Humanistic psychology gave rise to several different therapies, all guided by the idea that people possess the inner resources for growth and healing and that the point of therapy is to help
  • 7. PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGON & POSTIVE PSYCHLOGY  Maslow's influence  Maslow's work has enjoyed extended beyond a revival of interest and psycology . His work on influence among leaders of peak expercienes is the positive relevant to religous studies, psychology movement while his work on management is applicable such as Martin to is used in higher Seligman.The Positive education for advising movement focuses only on students and student a higher human nature retention as well as a key concept in student development.
  • 8. He suffered an heart attack on June 8, 1970.  Towards the end of his life, Maslow was concerned Death & Legacy with questions such as, "Why don't more people self-actualize if their basic needs are met? How can we humanistically understand the problem of evil?