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I'm writing a paper on Maslow's Esteem theory pertaining to school shooters but ending it with an positive ending. Is this possible?? Is it safe to compare it to the breastfeeding study using Maslow's Esteem theory??

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I'm writing a paper on Maslow's Esteem theory pertaining to school shooters but ending it with an positive ending. Is this possible?? Is it safe to compare it to the bre-astfeeding study using Maslow's Esteem theory??

Yes, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs or theory of self esteem states that as the previous two stages would be met, a person would reach his next stage of self esteem. School shooters are the people who have a highly positive self esteem. This self esteem allows them to put full faith on their instincts and not worry much about the future. Similarly, school shooters are the people who do not think of their actions, think of themselves if highly dignified and that their actions are correct. Though, the difference is, this amount of self esteem is much greater than the normal doses of self esteem.

According to the Maslow, br-east feeding is a behavior that comes up because they feel to provide for their children, the best possible physiology. The mother wants to provide for their children and this motivation allows the mother to brea-st feed. This cannot be compared with school shooters, since, in bre-ast feeding, the motivation is for someone else and in school shooting the motivation is for the shooter himself.