Theoretical Perspectives

Theoretical Perspectives

By design , Maslow 's hierarchy of need is a psychological theory The theory has been proposed by Abraham Maslow in the year 1943 , in his A Theory of Human Motivation . Over the time the very theory attracted the human instinct of inclination , under its observation too (Green , 2000 . It was Maslow 's believe that the study of unhealthy and crippled subjects will bring out crippled and unhealthy results in terms of psychology and its philosophy . Since the theory under the spot light is about motivation , Maslow gave personalities to study , whose

characters reflect the meaning of motivation . In doing so , he has studied people of exemplary persona like , Albert Einstein , Jane Addams , Eleanor Roosevelt , and Frederick Douglass , instead of the mentally ill and the loonies , who by no means can project the effect of motivation (Maslow , 1954

This reflects a typical blend of this theory with apply of Law Enforcement , keeping the role of police as a central pillar Leadership , challenges and role of communication in the structure Maslow had a room for deficiency needs or the D-needs , which cover the first four layers of the pyramid . If these layers do not get adequate resource , a person shows no reaction physically , but the mental status gets anxious and tense . The D-needs are survival , safety and security love , belonging and esteem . Thus , from the enforcement viewpoint these are the basic functional units of a person 's physical and partly mental Source : design Alan...