Hierarchy of needs

What's the level labelled with the number 3?

• Physiological needs

• Psychological needs

• Safety needs

• Love and belongingness needs

Sarah a teacher who has a close-knit family that she regularly spends time with and some close friends whom she always spend with during school holidays.

Which level does this person belongs to?

• Love and belongingness needs

• Esteem needs

• Safety needs

• Physiological needs

David has built a successful company through years of hard work, demonstrating his competence and skill in his industry. He feels proud of his accomplishments and has confidence in his abilities to make sound decisions and overcome challenges.

Which level does this person belongs to?

• physiological needs

• esteem needs

• safety needs

• psychological needs

Eric, a student who went to school not eating breakfast, feeling super hungry.

What level does this person belongs to?

• Physiological needs

• Psychological needs

• Safety needs

• Love and belongingness needs

What's the level labelled as 5?

• Esteem needs

• Self actualization

• love and belongingness needs

• psychological needs

Who created the hierarchy of needs

Eric has recently been laid off from his job as his company is undergoing downsizing due to significant losses over the past three years.

Which level is the person currently at?

• Safety needs

• Physiological needs

• Love and belongingness needs

• working needs

True or False: Basic needs must be met before we can fulfill higher needs.

• True
• False

Being confident in what you do and being respected by others are related to this level of needs.

• Physiological
• Love and Belonging
• Esteem
• Safety and Security

If you are spontaneous, creative, and good at problem-solving, you have probably reached this level of the hierarchy of needs.

• Safety and Security
• Love and Belonging
• Esteem
• Self-actualization