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...

The article analyses the satisfaction of employee needs in Lithuanian organisations, according to A. Maslow’s theory hierarchy. Motivation plays an important role making people successful and happy both their daily work life. Everyone looks for all possible ways meet organisation they for, doing so tends change from a less satisfactory condition better one. hierarchy has been widely accepted, p...

English for Specific Academic Purposes (ESAP) uses the results of needs analysis for curriculum development and materials production. ESAP courses should be based on students’ academic needs. Consequently, the present study investigated the English language needs of Iranian undergraduate students of Law. Participants included 218 undergraduate students, 33 graduate students, and 10 content teac...

objectives: talking about needs, it means to consider the reasons of human behavior. because such behavior starts with one or several needs which will cause to develop different societies according to the degree of civilization, and also social-cultural factors treat differently with blinds, so these different circumstances can create different needs and motivation for them. methods: on this ba...

We examine the possibility of determining the neutrino mass hierarchy in the limit θ13 = 0 using atmospheric neutrinos as the source. In this limit, in which θ13 driven matter effects are absent, independent measurements of ∆31 and ∆32 can, in principle, lead to hierarchy determination. Since the difference between these two is ∆21, one needs an experimental arrangement where ∆21L/E & 1 can be ...

The Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine, Clinical Terms (SNOMED CT) is a clinical terminology with a broad coverage of health care, which has been developed with the help of a rather inexpressive description logic dialect known as EL [1]. The advantage of using a description logic (DL) for defining a medical ontology is that, instead of error-prone “hierarchy engineering,” where each newly in...

Decision making must be made within an appropriate context; we contend that such context is best represented by a hierarchy of states. The lowest levels of this hierarchy represent the observed raw data, or specific low-level behaviors and decisions. As we ascend the hierarchy, the states become increasingly abstract, representing higher order tactics, strategies, and over-arching mission goals...