personal organizational change group methods di schein edgar warren bennis (1 risultati)

First Edition. Octavo. x, 376 pages. Maslow's copy signed by him and below his name has stated from the authors. A pioneer scholarly study that examined sensitivity training (previous writing on the topic was seen as a fad), This copy not only has the personal library stamp of A.H. Maslow with his Aubindale, Mass. address but is also signed by him. Of particular interest is chapater 6: "Sensitivity Training and Being Motivation" which notes on page 107 that the method parallels the different Maslow makes between D- (or Deficiency-) motivation and B- (or Being-) motivation. His Humanistic Psychology was characterized by concepts of a hierarchy of needs, meta needs, meta motivation, self-actualizing persons, and peak experiences. His views in 1965 on peak experiences were that LSD and psilocybin could also represent peak experiences. The book itself as a first edition is scarce but a copy signed by Maslow is of great significance for the collector. A very good copy bound in green cloth lettered in gilt, single black rule, spine lettering gilt with black rules, in a very good dust jacket showing some chipping to spine ends and corners, rear panel show wear to upper edge.