Human Flourishing (HF) and Maslow's hierarchy of human needs are examined in this paper. Issue: The is not a zero-sum concept. does necessitate that people have to fully fulfil one need before moving on the subsequent need. Recognizing meaningful promoting SWB, instance flourishing, crucial comprehending hierarchy's relevance. Purpose: This article seeks examine degree flourishing Malaysia rela...

Abstract Grace Hibshman has developed a new explanation for why narrative self-conceptions might contribute to one’s flourishing: conceiving of life narratively, she argues, can facilitate an improved self-understanding. In this short paper, we argue that, pace Hibshman, narratives tend misrepresent and mislead. So while they may give the impression self-understanding, that is typically mistake...

This commentary expands upon an article of mine: “Corporate Social Responsibility: Deep Roots, Flourishing Growth, Promising Future,” published in 2008. The main goals of my commentary are to describe two levels of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)—macro and micro—and to advocate the need to integrate the two levels into a holistic analysis of CSR (Frederick, 2008). The concept of Corporate...

6 Abstract By fostering continuous learning experiences blended with entertaining 7 affordances, serious games have been able to shape new virtual contexts for human 8 psychological growth and well-being. Thus, they can be considered as Positive 9 Technologies. Positive Technology is an emergent field based on both theoretical 10 and applied research, whose goal is to investigate how Informatio...

The Early Cretaceous Jehol Biota evolution has remarkable spatiotemporal correlation with the destruction of North China craton though coupling mechanism remains enigmatic. was accompanied by intense magmatic activity and released volatiles nutrients might have had climatic environmental impacts on biotic evolution. In this study, we investigated mentioned hypothetical causal link determining c...

This is a book review of an anthropological anthology, Indigenous Efflorescence. Beyond revitalisation in Sápmi and Ainu Mosiredited by Gerhard Roche, Hiroshi Maruyama Åsa Virdi Kråik (2018). The volume acknowledge ongoing efforts around the globe to revtalise languages cultures, defining efflorescence as slow revolution occurring almost unnoticeably. Examples from two peoples are provided, Sám...