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Abraham Maslow Melissa Gantz LTMS 525

Hierarchy of Needs “If you deliberately plan on being less than you are capable of being, then I warn you that you'll be unhappy for the rest of your life.”

Physiological Needs Oxygen Water Food Exercise Sleep Sex

Safety and Security Needs Safe Neighborhood Nice house Steady job Insurance Retirement Plan

Love and Belongings Needs Getting married Having a family Member of a group

The Esteem Needs Lower Level: Respect of others Need for fame or glory Need for recognition and attention Higher Level: Need for confidence and competence Need for mastery Need for independence and freedom

Self-Actualization Only a small percentage of the population meets this stage. Some people that have met this criteria according to Maslow’s research are: Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Albert Einstein, Eleanor Roosevelt, Jane Adams, William James, Albert Schweitzer, Benedict Spinoza, and Alduous Huxley

Let’s Review You will receive a slip of paper with a need. Please move to the designated area that your need is a part of. We’ll review once everyone finds their place. Ready…….Go!

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