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Abraham Harold Maslow (1908 – 1970)
Key Points Abraham Maslow expanded the field of humanistic psychology to include an explanation of how human needs change through an individual's lifespan. Maslow's hierarchy of needs ranked human needs from the most basic, physical needs to the most advanced needs of selfactualization.
Maslow's levels of human need were physiological, safety, love and belonging, esteem, and self-actualization. Maslow studied the personalities of selfactualizers and found that they had many things in common.
PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS These needs are the physical requirements for human survival.
SAFETY NEEDS These needs are the second most basic requirements. They include security of body and resources.
NEEDS IN LOVE AND BELONGING These needs represent a move from biological needs to emotional needs.
ESTEEM NEEDS This concept presents human need to feel respect and esteem.
SELF-ACTUALIZATION These needs constitute the highest level of human achievement.
CHARACTERISTICS OF SELFACTUALIZED PEOPLE Acceptance and realism Problem-centering Spontaneity Autonomy Continued Freshness of Appreciation Peak Experiences
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