Respond to the following -Provide a specific aspect in the theories of Adler, Horney, and Erickson that differs from Freud’s theories. How are the theories of Adler, Horney, and Erickson similar to one another? Based on this week’s readings, which theory do you think is best at explaining personality?    Demarcus Townes Respond to the following in a minimum of 100 words:  Dealing with the aspects of Alder, Erickson, and Horney, and what differs from Freud in my eyes is that Alder’s theory develops a unique style of life and the uniqueness of a person. Alder’s view was people learned and understood from a social perspective and not a biological one. Freuds emphasis on sex was just a source of energy to Alder’s theory, and that any approach that does not consider the individual’s goals is incomplete and cannot provide effective therapy. Erickson’s theory; each stage of life has conflicts between a positive pole and negative pole and how well the conflicts may be resolved. Erickson took Freud’s stages and gave them longer life by emphasizing social aspects for each stage. Horney however feel as if the most important aspect of personality is the relationships we have with others. According to Horney, the most important conflicts are based on unresolved interpersonal issues. The personality differences between a man and a woman are contributed and influenced by society rather than by anatomy.    I find them a little similar by going more in depth with the different stages of development. Alder, Erickson, and Horney their theories deal with the environmental and social influences as to Freuds did not. Giving more background to one’s personality bringing one’s character more to life.   Which explained personality better? I feel Erickson and his stages explained it better, but Alder has a great point with being against pampering and giving into a child wishes but also against neglecting them. That is a key element into upbringing, you pamper a child or give into there needs they will tend to develop a very unhealthy and selfish ways. I try to tell my friend that now, she has a three year old; I do not tell her how to raise her child but I try to get her to understand that giving in to his wants just because he say so or because he cries is not healthy. I see what he does when she does not. If he wants some, he knows all he must do is cry long enough, and he get things without asking and so forth. But he only does with her because he knows he can get away with it. When he around me he a totally different child because he knows I do not go for it. I do not give him what he wants I give him what he needs and show him what he receives outside of his needs is a privilege. She tries to be more of his friend than his parent just so she does not have to listen to him cry. I try to stress how bad this can be and all I get is don’t tell me how to raise my child, but she sees how much her child listen to me than her. Storm Williams  Respond to the following in a minimum of 100 words: Erickson and Freud difference is that Erickson theory expands past early childhood, whereas Freud ends at at early period. Also, Freud highlights the importance of biological forces and basic needs. Focusing on the development stages of growth, he find importance on monitoring the action plan is beneficial or not. Horney did not not agree with Freud theory that male and females were born with inherent differences in their personality. She believed that each individual has the potential for self-realization and that the goal of psychoanalysis should be moving toward a healthy self rather than exploring early childhood patterns of dysfunction. In addition, she supports that differences between men’s and women’s personalities are culturally based. There might be womb envy, because they cannot give birth. She do not feel women are jealous (have penis envy) of men due to their biological features. What she feels is essential is building successful relationships. In these relationships there is personality by way of love, acceptance, competition, aggression or isolation. Adler focuses on our drive to compensate for feelings of inferiority, which refers to a person’s feelings that they lack worth and don’t measure up to the standards of others or of society. He felt that feelings of inferiority in childhood are what drive people to attempt to gain superiority and that this striving is the force behind all of our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Therefore, your choices drive what and how you set your goals for success. Adler, Horney, and Erickson all deemphasized sex, focusing more on the social environment and effects of culture on personality past the early stages of life. Based on this week's reading, I find Horney way of explaining personality to be best. Why? We do not function in society alone. Positive and negative relationships are developed daily. Everything else, I find to fall under this umbrella. You have to encounter a connection within two parties to measure and monitor personality.

The CSR Report and program Critique – (this is 20% of the Grade)You need to pick a Company from the following list: Hilton Worldwide, Unilever, Exxon, Volkswagen, Patagonia, BP plc, Walt Disney, Wholefoods, Google, Amalgamated Bank, Natura & Co or Samsung. Review the Guidelines for more details. You are to submit your critique and apply the concepts learned in the course. The report is to be 2000 - 3000 words or 10 pages and less.Involves reading and doing a critique of a company's annual sustainability, CSR, or citizenship report. Assess the company’s CSR, sustainability, or citizenship report. Explain the extent to which the company recognizes and takes responsibility for the various social and environmental and governance impacts of its business that you identify.Be Thoughtful and Answer the following questions...Read and assess the company’s sustainability or CSR report, paying particular attention to the social and environmental efforts that address the triple bottom line. Please answer in your report in approximately 2,000-3,000 words. Explain how the company frames the issues Are they discussed in terms of ethical or social responsibilities? Do they use frameworks (GRI, CDP , UN Sustainable Development Goals or certification programs) to guide and independently validate their reports? Explain the extent to which the report illustrates that the company recognizes its social responsibilities among employees, consumers, and other stakeholders. Cite the specific metrics used in the report and their progress against them. Critical assessment: Reflecting on the issues in the course, do you consider that their sustainability or CSR programs are effective? Who is Responsible for their program. Is company is doing enough? Or are they primarily directed simply at issues to affect profits? Be critical and explain what may be lacking. How do they compare to their top 2 competitors? What is the biggest challenge identified for the next 5 years? Do they work with external NGOs? Are they taking steps to follow the SDGs (the Strategic Development Goals) of the United Nations?

Frederick Herzberg's Two-Factor Motivation Theory of Motivation is the crux of Dan Pink's message in this modules' "The Puzzle of Motivation." In it, emphasis is on using one's intrinsic motivation as a catalyst for performance through either Mastery, Autonomy, or Purpose. Dr. Migliano refers to this as the "MAP-way" to employee engagement or human performance.Which would you like your boss, supervisor, company, advisor, or teacher to provide you as a motivation tactic: Mastery, Autonomy, or Purpose?Explain your choice and why it is effective at motivating you. How might you use this motivational approach to motivate others?