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    Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

    Maslow’s hierarchy is a psychology theory that explains human needs in five levels. The idea is
    that basic needs must be met before a person can focus on higher needs. This is often shown as a
    pyramid with the most basic needs at the bottom.

    1. Physiological Needs
    These are the basic needs for survival, like food, water, shelter, sleep, and clothing. These
    needs are essential for physical survival, so they must be met first.
    2. Safety Needs
    After basic survival needs are met, people look for safety and security. This can mean
    feeling secure in your job, health, and property, as well as protection from danger.
    3. Social Needs
    This level is about relationships. Once survival and safety are covered, people want to
    feel like they belong and are loved. This includes friendships, family relationships, and
    romantic connections.
    4. Esteem Needs
    People also have a need for self-respect and respect from others. Esteem needs include
    achievements, independence, and status. A person may seek recognition in their job or
    community.
    5. Self-Actualization
    The highest level is about reaching one’s potential and fulfilling personal goals. This
    could be through creativity, problem-solving, or personal growth. Not everyone reaches
    this level, but many strive for it.

    Key Points:

     Needs don’t always follow a strict order. Some people prioritize esteem over
    relationships or seek personal growth despite not meeting all other needs.
     We often feel multiple needs at once.

    Maslow’s theory has been used to understand motivation in areas like work, education, and
    health

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