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Need and want differences, explanation of Human Needs
1. The English and Foreign Languages University.
Hyderabad.
Research Presentations by BA-English students
2014
Conducted by
Dr. Sudhakar Venukapalli
Department of Psychology.
Topic: Human Needs
by M. Anoop Kumar
3. Human needs: needs, which contributes and
help humans to survival.
Human needs
Physical Mental
• Breath, Food
• water,
excretion
• Sleep, sex
Obligatory
needs
• Pleasure, Esteem
• Social affections
(relationships)
• Respect (others, from others)
Protection to physical and mental needs
4. Dr. Abraham Maslow
1908-1970
-Cornell university
-Brandies university
-Brooklyn college
Maslow hierarchy of needs
5. 1. AFFECTION
2. UNDERSTANDING
3. SUBSISTENCE
4. PROTECTION
5. PARTICIPATION
6. LEISURE
7. CREATION
8. IDENTUTY
9. FREEDOM
Dr. Manfred Max Neef
• Chilean Economist
• University of california
Thank
you
