What If Maslow Was Wrong?: Safety vs. Autonomy in Decision-Making for Older Adults
by Theresa A. Harvath, Mark Fedyk
This book challenges Maslow's hierarchy by exploring how older adults navigate the balance between safety and personal autonomy in decision-making.
About This Book
This book examines the tension between safety and autonomy in decision-making for older adults.
It questions traditional assumptions from Maslow's hierarchy of needs in the context of aging.
The authors analyze how these competing priorities shape choices in later life.
Readers gain insight into ethical and practical considerations for supporting older adults.
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