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| Maslows Heiarchy of needs |
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| a listing of human need starting at the lowest(Physical) and working towards the highest (Self Fulfillment |
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| Lowest level, Encompasses the need for survival, which includes food, rest, exercise, and protection from the environment. |
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| Includes protection from dangers, threats,and deprivation. Sometimes called Security needs. |
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| The need to belong and associate as well as give and receive friendship and love. |
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| Your students self esteem and is directly linked to their self-confidence, independence, achievement, competence, and knowledge. Another type relates to your students reputation, such as status, recognition, appreciation, and respect of associates. |
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| The highest level of Maslows pyramid. Realizing one's own potential for continued development and for being creative in the broadest sense. This offers the greatest challenges to an instructor |
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| used to alleviate feelings of failure and guilt as well as protect their sense of personal worth or adequacy. |
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| Disguise a weak or undesirable quality by emphasizing a more positive one. |
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| used by students to relegate blame for their own short comings, mistakes, and transgressions to others or to attribute their motives, desires,characteristics and impulses to other people |
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| a subconscious technique for justifying actions that otherwise would be unacceptable. |
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| Student may ignore or refuse to acknowledge disagreeable realities. |
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| Students protect themselves by developing opposite reactions. IE: I don't care what other people think attitude. |
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| Students avoid or take flight from unpleasant situations. Mentally or Physically |
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| Students may refuse to participate or ask irrelevant questions. |
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| Students basically give up. sometimes during the more advanced phases of training. |
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| a state of mental uneasiness arising from fear. Results from anything real or imagined which threatens the person experiencing it. |
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