Maslows Hierarchy

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Maslow’s hierarchy is considered to determine the factors of a human behavior. He had created a triangle model to present our levels, as each human desires to be met and be satisfied. Each level is labeled, as what is more important than the other Maslow also believes the lower levels need to be met first before the higher ones are met. His levels are labeled as physiological needs as in water, food, sleep and sex. Than safety needs are met, such as safe and secure environment. As it continues up love and belongings is mentioned such as the needs to have and give affection. Then esteem is considered, and that is to develop a sense of self-worth. At last self-actualization is met. That is met as the state of self-fulfillment.

Physiological needs I meet almost every day such as water, food, and sleep and most importantly for me are hygiene. Safety needs mine are met at my wonderful house provide me with shelter and a secure loving environment. Love and belongingness are met for me is by going to church and my wonderful family and co-workers and friends. Esteem is met for me by going to school and work and pushing towards my goals and dreams. Self-actualization, for me is met by getting a job earning for school, and knowing a better future is coming.

5 things I have: Friends, God, Happiness, loving family, respect.

5 things I want: Honesty, quality time, affection, faithfulness, loyalty.