/share Deficiency Needs Vs. Growth Needs In the Hierarchy Of Needs, there are two distinct types of needs. The first four levels of the pyramid are deficiency needs, and the top level is growth needs. Deficiency Needs Deficiency needs are concerned with basic survival. Deficiency needs arise due to deprivation and motivate people when they are unmet. * The motivation to fulfill such needs becomes stronger the longer they are denied. * For example, the longer a person goes without food, t

Hierarchy Of Needs Needs List Physiological Needs * Oxygen (breath) * Food (starvation) * Water (hydration) * Shelter/Clothing (heat, exposure) * Sex * Sleep Safety and Security * Health * Employment * Property * Family * Sociability Love and Belonging * Friendship * Family * Intimacy * Connection Self Esteem * Confidence * Achievement * Respect from others (status) * Individuation Self Actualization * Morality (codifying norms) * Creativity * Spontaneity * Acceptance * Purpose * Mea

Deficiency Needs Vs. Growth Needs In the Hierarchy Of Needs, there are two distinct types of needs. The first four levels of the pyramid are deficiency needs, and the top level is growth needs. Deficiency Needs Deficiency needs are concerned with basic survival. Deficiency needs arise due to deprivation and motivate people when they are unmet. * The motivation to fulfill such needs becomes stronger the longer they are denied. * For example, the longer a person goes without food, the more

Hierarchy Of Needs Needs List test /share Physiological Needs * Oxygen (breath) * Food (starvation) * Water (hydration) * Shelter/Clothing (heat, exposure) * Sex * Sleep Safety and Security * Health * Employment * Property * Family * Sociability Love and Belonging * Friendship * Family * Intimacy * Connection Self Esteem * Confidence * Achievement * Respect from others (status) * Individuation Self Actualization * Morality (codifying norms) * Creativity * Spontaneity * Acceptance *

Hierarchy Of Needs Needs List Physiological Needs * Oxygen (breath) * Food (starvation) * Water (hydration) * Shelter/Clothing (heat, exposure) * Sex * Sleep Safety and Security * Health * Employment * Property * Family * Sociability Love and Belonging * Friendship * Family * Intimacy * Connection Self Esteem * Confidence * Achievement * Respect from others (status) * Individuation Self Actualization * Morality (codifying norms) * Creativity * Spontaneity * Acceptance * Purpose * Mea

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