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Jeremy Strohmeryer's Theory Of Motivation

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Jeremy Strohmeryer a 18 year old man and David Cash a 17 year old man where in a casino and they see this girl, 7 year old Sherrice Iverson, they follow her into the women 's bathroom, Sherrice and Jeremy start to play around throwing toilet paper and then Jeremy picks her up and takes her to a stall. While this is all happening David is in there watching.When Jeremy take the young girl in the stall he puts his hand on her mouth and stomach and proceeds to rape and kill the girl. David just watches the for a minute and then leaves without saying a word. After 22 minutes jeremy walk out and told David what he has done. knowing this information david hasn 't done anything, they just continue on with their day. A couple of days later Jeremy get put into custody. In the eyes of court and law David is not wrong, but in the eyes of the people he need to sever has much time as his friend.I agree with the people. Where is his morals, you would take your friend side because of what, you were afraid to take heat from him that you know right from wrong and he doesn 't.

Hierachy effect set out fundamental need for motivation for people to do well in life, and I agree with him and his theory.there 5 fundamentals that he points out the most.Physiological needs like breathing, food,sex and sleep. Safety needs like security of body,employment …show more content…

On the 60 Minute video we watch in class one man said to Cash,’’have you ever tried to reach out to the mom and apologies about her death’’ and Cash response was ‘’ that is a good idea i should try it’’. over all that comment alone shows you where his mind was, not on the family, not on his friend, but on himself.The highest part of this pyramid is self actualization, your morals, problem solving and accepting facts, and he was nowhere close to doing any of that. The tittle is called ‘The bad samaritan’ for a reason, he just not a person that I would want on the streets if I was in danger and if he would be the only one

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