Abraham Maslow

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<strong>Maslow</strong>’s 1970 Hierarchy of Needs Self-Actualization Needs - Morality, Creativity Synthesis (Justification) Esteem Needs - Love/Belonging Needs Safety Needs - Physiological Needs - - Self-esteem, Confidence, Respect of Others Friendship, Family, Sexual Intimacy Security of: Employment, Morality, Family, Health Food, Water, Sleep, Breathing Antithesis (Relationships) Thesis (Individual)
Key Terms Psychological - The need to be satisfied first; before everything else. Lester shows this need by thinking about himself before he thinks about his wife or Jane. Safety - The desire to feel safe no matter what you are doing or where you are. Lester exhibits this need by quitting his old job and gets a new one at a fast food restaurant, where job security is much higher. Love/Belonging - The desire to feel loved and accepted by the people around you. Jane exhibits this when she starts a relationship with Ricky. She is not concerned about her body-image as much as she was in the beginning. Esteem - The need to have high self-esteem and for people around you to respect you. Ricky is a good example for he does not care what people around him think. Self-Actualization - The desire to use your abilities to “be the best you can be.” Lester’s desire to get into shape can be applied to this need.
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