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A person who has experienced just a little love and affection will be strongly motivated to meet these needs, and might go about satisfying the need for love and belongingness in a pathological way.

A person who has received love and closeness during childhood will be able to love others, and not be devastated by the occasional rejection. According to Maslow, 3 situations can exist: A person who has never experienced love and closeness will eventually devalue love and not be particularly worried over their inability to find it. The desire for friendship, the search for a mate and the desire to be part of a family are all reflections of this need. Need for Love and Belongingness : Maslow states that this level is what the majority of the population remains at.

(Evolved need) First level of higher order needs : Higher Order Basic Needs of Maslow Higher order needs are needs which develop after early childhood, and represent a more 'phylogenetically' recent need. If both our physiological needs and are safety needs are satisfied, than we can turn our energy toward our 'Higher' needs. Safety needs become highly important during natural disasters, fires, accidents, and other life threatening situation. In peaceful societies, safety needs are relatively easy to satisfy. When children due not have their safety needs met, they develop basic anxiety and may become neurotic adults. Safety needs can never be over satisfied. Basic (conative) Needs (level 2) Safety Needs : protection from harm, the need for law and order. Physiological needs are continually recurring, so we must seek satisfaction of this basic need on a daily basis. Physiological needs are the only needs which can be completely or even over satisfied. Physiological Needs : The most basic needs of oxygen, food, water, and maintenance of body temperature (food, shelter, & clothing) Commonly satisfied in first world countries. Theory of prepotent needs : Lower needs must be satisfied (and take precedence over) higher order needs. The Hierarchy of Needs Certain human needs are more fundamental than others, and satisfaction of these 'basic' needs is necessary before 'higher' needs can be addressed. Needs can be arranged in a hierarchical fashion. Although we may achieve needs in a culturally specific (or culturally proscribed) manner which is idiosyncratic, the needs which must be satisfied are universal in nature. Maslow believes in the fundamental similarity of the human experience.

People are universally motivated by the same basic needs. Satisfying one need only results in the individual trying to satisfy other needs.Д¤A. People are continually motivated by one need or another. For example, using a telephone as a way to feel love and belongingness. Maslow Motivation assumptions (continued)ДЄdditionally, certain motivations may be unconscious. For example, the desire for sexual union may reflect needs for dominance, companionship, love and self-esteem. Motivation is usually complex: several sources can contribute to the eventual appearance of some behavior. (This is in marked contrast to Freud, who discussed the roles each mental structure plays in producing behavior)Дў. The whole person is motivated, requiring a holistic approach. 5 basic assumptions of Motivation in the Maslow model. The Holistic - Dynamic Theory of Maslow MaslowпїЅs theory of personality is based upon his understandings of human motivations towards action. Published Motivation and Personality in 1970. Worked with Harry Harlow Graduated from Wisconsin Taught at Brandeis University President of the APA from 1967-1968 Briefly studied law at CCNY, and briefly attended Cornell. Sometimes called 'The Third Force' in psychology (Freud & Behaviorism are 1 & 2)ДЄ brief biography of Abraham Maslow 1st of seven children, born and raised in Brooklyn. Interested in human potential, and how we fulfill that potential. Holistic-Dynamic theory of human behavior

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