Maslow Pyranid – Possible Interpretation

Gherman, Corina Matei

doi:10.5296/ijld.v2i1.1520

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“…Eating, drinking, and smoking should be considered as part of physiological needs. Physiological needs are more important than safety according to the Maslow pyramid of needs published by Gherman (2012).…”

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Activities of Car Drivers Performed During Waiting in front of Traffic Lights at Road Junctions

Bulíček,

Drdla

2024

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The aim of the paper is to define activities performed by car (vehicle) drivers while waiting at traffic lights in city areas and how frequent they are. Some of these activities could be a factor leading to possible traffic accident. The research is based on the sample of 17,088 surveyed vehicles. Data were collected on 67 streets in 5 cities in the Czech Republic (Praha, Brno, Pardubice, Olomouc, Frýdek-Místek) from IV/2022 to VI/2023. The way of survey is manual data collection. There are defined and assessed 7 groups of activities -following traffic situation; cellular phone; (vehicle) control elements; talking to other people in a vehicle; paper documents; drinking+eating+smoking; and dressing-up. The modified SWOT analysis is applied in process of definition of these groups of activities. All these activity groups and their impacts on vehicle driving are discussed in the paper. The data collected are assessed in transport technology as well as statistics points of view. Means of descriptive statistics and χ 2 Goodness-of-Fit test are applied. Data are compared by city as well as by direction of drive (towards/outwards or around the city centre). The relation to the distance from the city centre is assessed in the case of Prague. Differences by drivers leaving residential areas and shopping centres are discussed, as well as the impact of tram transport. The main result is that ca. 65% of drivers still follow traffic while waiting at traffic lights. Talking to others in vehicle is recorded by 14% of drivers. Vehicle control elements are manipulated by 4%. The remaining 17% of drivers perform other (and may be riskier) activities -cellular phone 8%

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Activities of Car Drivers Performed During Waiting in front of Traffic Lights at Road Junctions

Bulíček,

Drdla

2024

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“…According to him, a person is motivated by the hierarchic system of five needs: physiological, safety, social, esteem and self-actualization [23]. According to A. Maslow, each of the needs can be felt only once the previous one is satisfied [24]. In terms of motivation at work, each of them corresponds to another employee motivation method.…”

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Essence of the Compensation Plan in the Process of Motivation in Multi-Level Marketing (MLM). A Case Study

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The objective of the article is to present the compensation plan and the possibilities resulting from cooperation with FM World. The study provides the characteristics of the market economy compensation system, especially the functions, goals and traditional compensation forms as well as the essence of the key motivation theories for organization management and the characteristics of the most important ones. The term Multi-Level Marketing (network marketing) is discussed, especially the nature of that sector, controversies and possibilities. The company, FM World, is covered, especially the information on the products distributed and services. The compensation plan and the incentive programme offer applied in the company are provided in detail. The study involved the use of a diagnostic survey. The group of respondents included 107 FM World distributors and cooperants with the Rentierzy.FM structure. The level of satisfaction of the respondents with the cooperation and the compensation plan offered are investigated; satisfaction with the incentive programmes available and the perspectives of further cooperation with the company were determined.

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Invisible Borders

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Holmes

Looby

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Advances in Psychology, Mental Health, and Behavioral Studies

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This chapter focuses on children in mixed-status families. The authors provide demographic data and the definition of a mixed-status family, then outline the challenges experienced by these families. The authors delineate developmental, educational, and psychological risk factors for these children. Intervention and advocacy initiatives in which school counselors can engage are examined. Authors provide practical solutions, suggestions for future research, a glossary of terms, and further readings. Finally, each topic discussed includes application strategies for school counselors.

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Maslow Pyranid – Possible Interpretation

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Activities of Car Drivers Performed During Waiting in front of Traffic Lights at Road Junctions

Activities of Car Drivers Performed During Waiting in front of Traffic Lights at Road Junctions

Essence of the Compensation Plan in the Process of Motivation in Multi-Level Marketing (MLM). A Case Study

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