Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

• self-actualisation = the ultimate state of existence that any individual can achieve
• the hierarchy

  
• Maslow believes humans are motivated by needs beyond those of basic biological survival
• Fundamental to human nature is the desire to grow and develop to achieve our full potential - referred to as 'self-actualisation'
• Maslow's hierarchy of needs ranges from basic needs to higher level psychological and emotional needs
• All levels of the hierarchy must be met before an individual can achieve self actualisation
• Maslow's theory emphasises uniquely human motivational factors - higher level needs are a later development within the history of humanity
• self-actualisation

  esteem

  love and belonging

  safety

  physiological
• Physiological needs​ Breathing | Food | Water | Sex | Sleep | Excretion
• Need for Safety ​Security of: Your body | Employment, |Resources | Morality | Your family | Your health and property
• Need for Love & belonging ​Friendship |Family | Intimacy | Reciprocal relationships
• Need for Esteem​ Self- Esteem | Confidence | Achievement | Mutual respect | Dignity | Strength
• Self Actualisation ​Morality | Creativity |​

  Reasoning| Acceptance |Personal growth and development by following our passion