Maslow's Hierarchy Of Needs

Question 1

What is Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?

Answer 1

According to Maslow, human thought and behaviours are driven by five ascending levels of
need, in which lower needs must be satisfied reasonably well before the higher needs

Question 2

What is need number one? (the most basic)

Answer 2

Physiological needs

Question 3

What is need number two?

Answer 3

Safety needs

Question 4

What is need number three?

Answer 4

Belonging and love needs

Question 5

What is need number four?

Answer 5

Esteem needs

Question 6

What is need number five? (the highest stage of needs)

Answer 6

Self-actualisation needs

Question 7

Describe: Physiological needs

Answer 7

The fundamental biological needs required for survival, including food, drink, oxygen, sleep, shelter and sex.

Question 8

Describe: Safety needs

Answer 8

The need for a secure and stable environment.

Question 9

Describe: Belonging and love needs

Answer 9

The need for close relationships and being part of groups such as community, family, and peers.

Question 10

Describe: Esteem needs

Answer 10

The need for self-respect through a sense of competence and individual achievement, and the need for respect from others via appreciation, status or fame.

Question 11

Describe: Self-actualisation needs

Answer 11

The need to fully achieve one’s talents, capabilities and potential.