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Housing Needs

Needs That Should Be Met By Housing, According to Maslow’s Hierarchy Self- Actualization Self-Esteem Love/Belonging Safety and Security Physical Needs

Life Cycle Stages: Beginning Stage Single Married Couple without children

Life Cycle Stages: Expanding Family Early- couple with child(ren) up to 30 months old (about 2 ½ years old) Late- couple with child(ren) 2 ½ to 6 years old

Life Cycle Stages: Developing Family Early- couple with child(ren) 6-13 years old Late- Couple with child(ren) 13-20 years old

Life Cycle Stages: Launching Family Early- couple with child(ren) leaving home Late- couple with child(ren) away from home until couple retires

Life Cycle Stages: Aging Stage Couple from time of retirement until death of both partners