3 Human Needs and Wants Flashcards

1
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necessity; for survival

A

needs

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2
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driving force behind motivation

A

needs

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3
Q

you would be sick or die without it

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needs

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4
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luxury; for convenience

A

wants

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5
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driving force behind demand of goods and services

A

wants

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6
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you will be dissatisfied without it

A

wants

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7
Q

who made the theory of human motivation?

A

abraham maslow

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8
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desire/willingness to do something; needs dictate an individual’s behavior

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motivation

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9
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physiological needs

A

most basic of survival needs (air, food, water, shelter, etc)

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10
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safety needs

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personal and financial security for stability and well-being

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11
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belongingness and love needs

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human interaction, friendships, family bonds; feeling of kinship and connectedness with each other

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12
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esteem needs

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self-respect, self-esteem; sometimes based on self-assessment and acknowledgement of other people

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13
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self-actualization needs

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fulfillment of potential as a person, including education, skills and creativity, and other larger than life goals – one of the hardest to achieve

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14
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difficiency needs

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physiological, safety, belongingness, esteem needs

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15
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once you have enough of these needs, it’s okay to stop

A

difficiency needs

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16
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growth needs

A

self-actualization needs

17
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once you start developing these needs, you can’t stop – it makes you want to do more

A

growth needs

18
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changes made by society to change from an unpleasant to a more pleasant condition

A

developments

19
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most basic of survival needs (air, food, water, shelter, etc)

A

physiological needs

20
Q

personal and financial security for stability and well-being

A

safety needs

21
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human interaction, friendships, family bonds; feeling of kinship and connectedness with each other

A

belongingness and love needs

22
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self-respect, self-esteem; sometimes based on self-assessment and acknowledgement of other people

A

esteem needs

23
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fulfillment of potential as a person, including education, skills and creativity, and other larger than life goals – one of the hardest to achieve

A

self-actualization needs

24
Q

sustenance

A

food, water, shelter, etc.

25
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self-esteem

A

confidence

26
Q

freedom from servitude

A

political expression and participation, freedom of expression and speech, equality of opportunity

27
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income influencing desire

A

as income increases, desire increases; vice versa

28
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personal factors influencing desire

A

age, gender, taste and preferences, profession, etc

29
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cultural factors affecting desire

A

adapt to trends, beliefs, art, etc

30
Q

media factors affecting desire

A

“want creation” demonstration effect

31
Q

theory in development economics that explains rural-urban migration in developing countries

A

todaro’s theory

32
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todaro’s theory

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theory in development economics that explains rural-urban migration in developing countries