Maslows Hierarchy Of Needs

Question 1

level 1

Answer 1

physiological needs

Question 2

level 2

Answer 2

feeling safe and secure

Question 3

level 3

Answer 3

love and belonging

Question 4

level 4

Answer 4

esteem

Question 5

level 5

Answer 5

self-transcendence

Question 6

level 6

Answer 6

self actualisation

Question 7

physiological needs

Answer 7

air, water, food, rest, shelter, clothing, warmth, reproduction

Question 8

feeling safe and secure needs

Answer 8

personal security, body feels, employment, resources, health, property, social time, wellbeing

Question 9

love and belonging needs

Answer 9

family, friendships, intimacy, sense of connection, trust, group

Question 10

esteem needs

Answer 10

respect, confidence, accomplishment, self-esteem, status, recognition, strength, freedom, self-worth

Question 11

self-transcendence needs

Answer 11

truth, goodness, perfection, excellence, justice, independence

Question 12

self actualisation needs

Answer 12

(sense of meaning) mortality, problem solving, lack of prejudice, desire

Question 13

physiological info

Answer 13

most basic human survival needs- if theses needs aren’t satisfied, the human body can’t function optimally. Other needs are secondary until these needs are met.

Question 14

feeling safe and secure info

Answer 14

needed support/ protection from violence. emotional stability.

Question 15

love and belonging info

Answer 15

emotional need. social needs and interaction.

Question 16

esteem info

Answer 16

esteem for oneself and the desire for reputation and respect. ego- driven needs.

Question 17

self-transcendence info

Answer 17

transcends self-interest, considering wider holistic matters for greater good. this is the selfless service to others and a cause beyond an individual.

Question 18

self actualisation info

Answer 18

fulfilment of your full potential as a person. motivation increases as needs are met. education, skill development- refining of talents- caring for others, and broader goals.