Hierarchy of Needs Theory
Theory by Maslow
Level of Importance
The level of importance starts with most important at the bottom, becoming less important moving up.
Physiological (Basic Needs)
- Air
- Food
- Drinks
- Sex(reproduction)
- Sleep
- Shelter
- Warmth
Safety
- Protection from elements
- Security
- Order
- Law and Stability
- Freedom for fears
Love/Belonging
- Friendship
- Intimacy
- Love
- Family
- Affection
Esteem
- Achievement
- Mastery
- Independence
- Status
- Dominance
- Prestige
- Self-respect
- Respect from others
Self Actualization
- Purpose
- Self Worth