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Why do we do the things we do? Helping Applications Behavior, Biology and Meaning

Maslow’s Hierarchy Original Model The way in which core needs are fulfilled is just as important as the needs themselves. - Abraham Maslow

Beyond Self Actualization Before he died, Maslow articulated that self actualization is not it- it’s self transcendence! He was more concerned with his children and grandchildren’s needs and growth than his own. Abraham Maslow April 1,1908- June 8,1970

Universal Needs Transcendence Freedom Power/Esteem Enjoyment EXPLORING BASIC NEEDS- Why we do what we do… Universal Needs Transcendence Power/Esteem Physical Enjoyment Love/Belonging Freedom Core Needs Bio-psychosocial Handouts

Confidence FEAR EXPLORING BASIC NEEDS- Why we do what we do… Transcendence Beyond the limits Beyond Self EXPLORING BASIC NEEDS- Why we do what we do… Power/Esteem Understanding, recognition, attention, respect, Achievement Wellness- States Confidence Love/Belonging Accompaniment, Affection, Acceptance, Regard, Inclusion Freedom Internal & external, choices, free from control, free from negative emotions… Physiological Food, water, shelter, sleep, sex Safety Protection from harm, health Enjoyment Expectation, Unexpected, compelling future, laughter, playing, re-creation… Key Aspects: Genetic Often Unexpressed, unconscious Vary in strength Ongoing Negative- States! FEAR Anxiety/survival