gotten is the first stage of physiological needs. When you continue to climb this ladder of needs I am not sure Jeff fulfilled any above the necessities of life. Over all I think I like the cognitive approach and that personality change involves altering ones view of the world and ones self. Personality development is synonymous with cognitive growth, accompanied by a movement in the direction of higher goals, these are issues that Jeff seemed to be lacking and an understanding of how to deal with them. But then again you have to look at the Freudian issue that unfulfilled sexual desires result in neurotic symptoms of dreamsrepressed sexual impulses and things lay dormant and dreams have true meaning. Jeffs dreams had true meaning and they were carried out. All in all I have to say that all approaches seem to have a connection with each other and I think it is good to look at all theories and ideas when looking at a personality that was as disturbed as Jeffs. The sad part is that I think there were signs of abnormality that went unrecognized and not treated with some type of therapy. There was something missing in Jeff and I think we call it a conscience. But where did it go or did he ever have one. Was it genetics or behaviorism or what that caused a personality such as the one that he developed....
