She defined psychological well-being as the fulfillment of essential basic physical and social needs.
Water is essential for economic, environmental and social needs (Garcia 1998) and therefore the right to access to clean and fresh water is the basic right of human (Samra et al. 2011).
The story illustrates both the necessity of providing essential social services for those in need while always being mindful never to allow that need to transmute into a permanent dependency.
Incarcerating nonviolent pot smokers and distributors, accordingly, costs American taxpayers tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of dollars annually -- money that's desperately needed for essential social services.
All of the time absorbed in screens has reduced the amount of actual human (i.e., face-to-face) contact that children have, thus depriving them of the experiences needed to develop essential social skills, such as empathy, compassion, and consideration for others, which counter narcissism.
A patient-centred focus is essential to ensure the health care and social needs of the population are adequately met [ 5, 7].
Rawls contends that knowledge of these basic social needs (he also calls them "essential goods") is sufficient for a rational choice by the parties in the original position.
He said New York and other states were on the verge of finding themselves unable to provide essential social services like unemployment benefits and food stamps and needed federal assistance.
We need to guarantee access for these children to essential social services, especially to health and to education.
Your social needs, after all, are social.
