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    Maslow's hierarchy of needs proposes that people are motivated to fulfill basic needs before moving on to other needs. It identifies physiological needs like food and shelter as basic needs. Once these are met, people seek security and belongingness through relationships and social interactions. Further up are esteem needs like achievement and respect from others. At the top is self-actualization, defined as fulfilling one's potential and striving to become the best version of oneself. Maslow suggested that lower level needs must be satisfied before higher level needs can be addressed.

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    Maslow's hierarchy of needs proposes that people are motivated to fulfill basic needs before moving on to other needs. It identifies physiological needs like food and shelter as basic needs. Once these are met, people seek security and belongingness through relationships and social interactions. Further up are esteem needs like achievement and respect from others. At the top is self-actualization, defined as fulfilling one's potential and striving to become the best version of oneself. Maslow suggested that lower level needs must be satisfied before higher level needs can be addressed.

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    Maslow’s Hierarchy

    of Needs
    What makes you happy?

    How can you say that you are happy?

    Who do you want to be?


    Abraham Harold Maslow
    (1908- 1970)
    Born: April 6 in Brooklyn, New York

    Psychology professor: Brandeis University, Brooklyn


    College, New School for Social Research, Columbia
    University

    10th most cited (popular) psychologist of the 20th


    century (A Review of General Psychology Survey)

    Proposed the theory called Maslow's hierarchy of


    needs
    Maslow's hierarchy of needs
    Only when people have
    satisfied elemental needs do
    they strive to meet higher
    needs
    “… to understand our human
    needs a little bit better can put
    us all on the expressway to
    happiness and holiness.”

    - Father Joseph A. Galdon


    Physiological/ Biological/ Survival
    - Physical needs such as food, rest,
    physical safety (home), medication
    Security
    - We have to live in a predictable and orderly
    world.
    Example of security problems:
    - Broken families (divorce or separation of
    parents)
    - Aiming for high grades for popularity
    - Betrayal and infedility from relationship
    partner
    Love and Belonging Needs
    - We have to belong to someone
    and someone else has to belong
    to us.
    - “No man’s an island.”
    Esteem Needs
    - Assurance that we are good at
    something and on what we do.
    And that we have a potential to
    invest into something to become
    better.
    Maintenance needs must be
    fairly well satisfied before
    several growth needs can
    motivate human behavior.
    Maslow's hierarchy of needs
    Knowledge and Understanding
    - “ The need to know and understand one’s
    world is often listen as an intrinsic (built-in)
    need. Students who are ‘turned on’ by
    discovering new knowledge do not require
    external payoffs to keep them learning.
    Elaborate systems of discovery learning and
    problem- solving are based on this need to
    explore.”
    Aesthetic Needs
    - Desire for order and beauty. Whenever
    people discover or create, they seem
    stimulated to pursue those activities
    further.
    Example:
    - Art exhibits, concerts, displays, house
    redecorating
    Self- actualization
    - Striving to become what their potential is.

    “Where there is no vision, the people perish”


    -Proverbs 29: 18

    Example:
    Pursuing things or activities as hobbies because
    you love doing them, and not as things to do.

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