Spirituality of the developing person according to Maslow

Louca, Eleonora Papaleontiou; Esmailnia, Saeed; Thoma, Niki

doi:10.1016/j.newideapsych.2022.100994

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“…The drivers of needs are (Noltemeyer, et al, 2012) not always equally strong. This means (Papaleontiou -Louca et al, 2023) that needs lower in the hierarchy must be largely satisfied before higher needs become motivating factors. For hungry and thirsty people have no interest in recognition, all they want is food and drink to ease their basically human needs, and they take serious personal risk in order to get them.…”

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The Parents Perception of Martial Arts Practiced by their Children

Moise¹,

Diaconu²,

Dobre³

et al. 2023

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Parents will always want the best for their offspring. Nowadays, safety and security are something that everyone seeks. From the point of view of Maslow pyramid of needs, safety is on the second level after satisfying the physiological needs. In this article, we conducted two researches: on one hand, a qualitative study to discover the motives why parents urge their kids to train in different martial arts styles, and the latter, a quantitative research, to reveal which type of martial arts is better perceived on different social media platforms networks. The martial arts styles that we analyzed are: Aikido, Kyokushin and Shotokan. We have chosen these three styles as they are some of the best known and practice martial arts, especially want by children. Parents want their kids to develop in harmony, to consume their energy during practice as to get more focused at school and resolve their chores, be disciplined, stronger and more importantly be independent. Not being member of a team sport, the kid will rely only on his own power and capacity to deal with in different situations and not only. Studying and practicing karate, can also be a good protection for those who are bullied as a way of combating this kind of phenomenon that can have tremendous repercussions and even furthermore, to prepare them for the future. The recent incidents that happened both in the country and abroad, both inside and outside schools, can only reinforce the need to practice some defense sports.

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Section: Figure No 1 Maslow Needs Hierarchymentioning

confidence: 99%

The Parents Perception of Martial Arts Practiced by their Children

Moise¹,

Diaconu²,

Dobre³

et al. 2023

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Koncept spirituality v pedagogice: Přehledová studie

Klokočka

2024

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The study provides an overview and systematization of key theoretical approaches to the phenomenon of spirituality since second half of the 20th century and shows their implications for contemporary pedagogical research and discourse. For this purpose, the different approaches are differentiated based on their disciplinary origin. These are approaches rooted in 1) the psychology of religion and spirituality, focusing on the relationship between spirituality and human experience, thought, and behaviour; 2) the philosophy and theory of education, discussing educational goals, forms and methods; and 3) the “science of well-being,” which combines the perspective of subjective experience and standardized indicators of human flourishing. The study highlights the key ideas and concepts of each approach, opening the discussion on the possible direction of pedagogical research in this area.

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Push and Pull Perspectives: Travel Motivation to Coastal Tourism in Case of Redang Island

Rosli

ZAINUDDIN

Yusoff

et al. 2022

UMT JUR

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The tourism industry plays a large role in the development of many countries, including Malaysia. Unfortunately, the lockdowns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic brought global tourism to a standstill. Though most of the travel curbs have been eased, public health rules still pose challenges to the industry. In the light of the changes in travel preferences among tourists during this unprecedented time, this work sought to gain a better understanding of travel motivation and behaviour in this situation. Since push and pull factors are the most commonly used theory in evaluating tourists’ behaviour, it is utilised in this conceptual paper to investigate the relationship between destination image, tourists’ emotion, satisfaction, and loyalty in the context of Laguna Redang Island Resort. Moreover, tourists’ daily emotional well-being needs to be considered in assessing their travel intention in the post-pandemic situation. The tests for the propositions in the conceptual model of this study revealed that pleasure is an important factor for behavioural intention. The impact of factors was empirically supported by the study. Next, this study presents factors to predict tourists’ loyalty that are useful for future studies. This study also verifies the influence of push factor for tourism consumption on pull factor for destination selection. Plus, in the proposed framework, satisfaction has a mediator role. Overall, the present work contributes to the body of knowledge and provides useful recommendations for tourism authorities.

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Spirituality of the developing person according to Maslow

Cited by 3 publications

References 62 publications

The Parents Perception of Martial Arts Practiced by their Children

The Parents Perception of Martial Arts Practiced by their Children

Koncept spirituality v pedagogice: Přehledová studie

Push and Pull Perspectives: Travel Motivation to Coastal Tourism in Case of Redang Island

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