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About New York
New York <<noo YAWRK>> is a state in the northeastern United States. Vermont, Massachusetts, and Connecticut lie to the east. Canada lies to the north and west. Pennsylvania and New Jersey lie to the south. The southeast tip of New York reaches the Atlantic Ocean.
New York is called the Empire State. Some say the nickname comes from George Washington. When he visited New York in 1783, he said that it might become the seat of a new empire. Albany is the capital. It lies along the Hudson River. Albany is also a major port. Ships travel up the river from the ocean.
New York City is the state's largest city. It is also the largest city in the United States and one of the biggest cities in the world. Buffalo is New York's second largest city.
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Abraham Harold Maslow <<MAS loh>> (1908-1970) was an American psychologist. Many people consider him to be the founder of a movement called humanistic psychology. Humanistic psychologists believe that people are controlled by their own values and choices and not by the environment. Maslow stressed the importance of studying well-adjusted people in society instead of only disturbed people.
Maslow pointed out several levels of human needs. The most basic needs must be satisfied before moving to the next levels. The most basic needs are bodily drives, such as hunger and thirst. The next level includes the needs for safety and love. The highest level is the need for people to accomplish what they are capable of achieving. Maslow called this need self-actualization.
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