Loes offered a genealogical variation on this, which is also the basis for MacGregor's Theory X and Theory Y.
Loes offered a genealogical variation on this, which is also the basis for MacGregor's Theory X and Theory Y. Its formulator defended it in 1987's Motivation and Personality, stating that psychologists must analyze individuals such as Einstein and Roosevelt rather than study the mentally ill. Kurt Goldstein coined the term for one of its major concepts, which encompasses resistance to denial, free creativity, and a strong moral code. That concept falls under the "B" category and not the "D" range, which denote "being" and "deficiency." FTP, self-actualization is at the pinnacle of what construct which states that basic, physiological needs must be fulfilled before growth can occur, created by Abraham Maslow
Loes offered a genealogical variation on this, which is also the basis for MacGregor's Theory X and Theory Y.
Maslow’s {Hierarchy of needs}