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Self - actualisation |
Desire to become the most that one can be |
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Self Esteem |
Self-esteem is how we value and perceive ourselves. |
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Love and belonging |
Friendship, intimacy, family, sense of connection |
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Safety and security |
Health, employment, property, family and social ability |
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Physiological needs |
Breathing, food, water, shelter, clothing, sleep |
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How is the maslows law inaccurate |
- our needs are arranged in a hierarchy of greater needs meaning the lowest need exerts the strongest influence when not satisfactory - the theory does not apply to everyone as some people value self esteem more then love - importance of needs may differ according to gender or socioeconomic background - maslows assumption that lower needs need to be fulfilled before a person can achieve their potential and self actualise |
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How is the maslows law inaccurate |
- our needs are arranged in a hierarchy of greater needs meaning the lowest need exerts the strongest influence when not satisfactory - the theory does not apply to everyone as some people value self esteem more then love - importance of needs may differ according to gender or socioeconomic background - maslows assumption that lower needs need to be fulfilled before a person can achieve their potential and self actualise |
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Maslows laws justifiable |
- we are motivated by our needs as human beings - if some of our needs are unsent we maybe unable to progress and meet our other needs which can explain why we might feel stuck or unmotivated - it is a valid point that once our basic needs are met people progress to have their social and physiological needs met |
