Maslow's hierarchy of needs outlines 5 levels of human needs: 1) Physiological needs like food, water, shelter must be met first before moving to higher needs. 2) Safety needs for protection, security and well-being. 3) Love and belonging needs through relationships and acceptance. 4) Esteem needs for inner desires like accomplishment and prestige. 5) Self-actualization needs for reaching one's full potential and satisfaction. The hierarchy suggests lower needs must be satisfied before progressing to meet higher level growth needs.

1. MASLOW'S HEIRARCHY OF NEEDS

2. - PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS
Basic biological necessities of life
- food
- drink
- rest
- shelter
~ First need that is typically
met. All other needs come after

3. - PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS
• Hunger overwhelms
every other aspect of life
• Needs are typically met
in developed countries
• Everyone meets these
needs for survival

4. - SAFETY NEEDS
- Protection
- Physical Well-being
- Security

5. - SAFETY NEEDS
• Security in our homes
• Healthy relationship with
loved ones
• Safety when we are in
public

6. - LOVE NEEDS
- Interactions with
others
- Healthy
relationships
- Acceptance

7. - LOVE NEEDS
• Desire to love and be
loved
• Have healthy family
relationships
• Be accepted into our
society

8. - ESTEEM NEEDS
- Inner Desires
- Prestige
- Accomplishment

9. - ESTEEM NEEDS
• A positive outlook on
life
• Accomplish goals
• Improve mental
health

10. - SELF-ACTUALIZATION NEEDS
- Satisfaction
- Full potential
reached

11. - SELF-ACTUALIZATION NEEDS
• Using objects that suit
you, not for the status
• Feel confident in how
you live
• Don't care what others
think