MASLOW'S HIERARCHY HUMAN NEEDS THEORY

Who was Abraham Maslow?

• A sociologist

• A psychologist

• A philosopher

• An anthropologist

Where was Abraham Maslow born?

• New York, USA

• Brooklyn, New York

• Chicago, Illinois

• London, England

Which university did Maslow attend for his undergraduate studies?

• Yale University

• Harvard University

• University of Wisconsin

• Columbia University

Maslow is often considered the father of which school of psychology?

• Psychoanalysis

• Behaviorism

• Humanistic psychology

• Cognitive psychology

Which other psychologist influenced Maslow's thinking, particularly in the development of his Hierarchy of Needs?

• Carl Rogers

• Sigmund Freud

• John Watson

• B.F. Skinner

What was Maslow's primary motivation in developing the Hierarchy of Needs?

• To understand why people behave destructively

• To explore what makes humans feel fulfilled

• To study animal behavior

• To improve therapeutic techniques in clinical psychology

Which of the following is one of Maslow’s key contributions to psychology?

• The theory of classical conditioning

• The study of self-actualization

• The study of self-actualization

• The concept of operant conditioning

Maslow’s "self-actualization" is best described as:

• The fulfillment of one’s potential and talents

• The process of learning new skills

• The establishment of social networks

• The avoidance of physical pain

In what year did Maslow publish his famous work Motivation and Personality?

• 1943

• 1954

• 1962

• 1970

Maslow’s research and ideas were important in which field outside of psychology?

• Business and management

• Education and pedagogy

• Medicine

• Physics and engineering