Essay On Dental Hygienist Goals

There are many goals that I wish to achieve in my life. First, I want to pass my college classes and get into the dental hygienist program. Next, I want to become a dental hygienist because it is a good paying job. Lastly, I want to be able to move out and live comfortably. Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is not like the other motivation theories, this is because he believed an individual’s motives range from biological to individual to social needs. Maslow believed that an individual must accomplish the needs at the base of the pyramid first, before reaching the needs at the top. I believe my goals do align with Maslow’s theory. Passing my college classes fit in with the esteem section of the pyramid because it would bring a sense of accomplishment and confidence. Becoming a dental hygienist will satisfy the security section of the pyramid because I would be employed. Then, moving out and living comfortably would satisfy the physiological section because I would have a house which would provide warmth and shelter.
Next, I agree that sexual orientation is something an individual is most likely born with. I disagree that sexual orientation can be chosen, but it may be possible that it is learned. For example, because children learn from imitation, this may be possible if there is a model of homoseuality in the child’s life. In my opinion, I don’t think sexual orientation can be chosen because some homosexuals may get bullied by peers or even family members. There are most likely other obstacles that may come with an individual’s sexual orientation as well. With that being said, I don’t think a person would chose to be gay if they would be