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This 5 page paper is an annotated bibliography of three sources related to Millennium Development Goals for Afghanistan, determined by Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Theory can be related to these goals. Thus, the bibliography provides a guide to information that might help "map" the future of the nation and the approaches that development might
take. Discussion It seemed logical to begin a search for references by using this prompt: "Afghanistan development" + "Millennium Development goals" to see
if this combination existed. It does, and provided over 700 returns. What appears to be the most useful (and probably the most authoritative) comes from the United Nations itself. However,
since a bibliography is alphabetical, the United Nations entry is the third on the list. The bibliography begins with a web site that considers motivational theories.
We have to determine which motivational approach seems most logical to use in light of the problem under discussion, and here Maslows theory seems the most useful,
perhaps because it is simple, understandable and has been proven over time to be universally applicable. Abraham Maslows work is well-known, and simply put, says that we cannot concentrate on
"higher" goals, such as building a career or pursuing an artistic goal if we havent first met basic needs, such as food and shelter. Maslows theory is usually characterized as
a "Hierarchy of Needs" and represented graphically as a pyramid. Gawel, Joseph E. (1997). Herzbergs theory of motivation and Maslows hierarchy of needs. Practical Assessment, Research & Evaluation, 5,
11. Retrieved December 22, 2007 from http://PAREonline.net/getvn.asp?v=5&n= Gawel compares Maslow with Herzberg, who was also suggested as a source. But Herzbergs theories are usually applied to job satisfaction, whereas
Maslow can be applied to human motivation in general, which seems more appropriate when discussing broad goals for an entire nation. Maslows five levels are as follows: Level Type
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