"If kids don't have a clear sense of who they are, they're vulnerable to the perceptions of other kids," he said. "So then if you treat them like they're rude and creepy, they might become that. If you treat them like they're not part of America, they might start internalizing that."
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In it, he explains the hierarchy of needs, which he proposes are stages of growth required by humans to obtain a self-actualized state, which is the achievement of an individual's highest potential.
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