Understanding Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

Donna discusses the purpose of romantic relationships and introduces Maslow's hierarchy of needs as a framework to understand human motivation. She explains each level of the hierarchy, from physiological needs to transcendence, and addresses criticisms of the theory. The video concludes with a reflection on whether Maslow's hierarchy fully explains human behavior.

What question does Nikita pose about romantic relationships?

• What are the benefits of romantic relationships?

• How to find a romantic partner?

• Is there a need for romantic relationships?

• Why are romantic relationships important?

What does Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs aim to explain?

• The structure of society

• The reasons behind human behavior

• The evolution of human species

• The development of technology

What is the first step in Maslow's hierarchy?

• Esteem needs

• Physiological needs

• Social needs

• Safety needs

Which of the following is considered a safety need?

• Friendship

• Shelter

• Food

• Self-esteem

What are social needs according to Maslow?

• The need for food and water

• The need for self-fulfillment

• The need for safety and security

• The need for acceptance and relationships

What does self-actualization involve?

• Ensuring personal safety

• Building strong relationships

• Achieving financial success

• Finding one's true purpose

What is the final step added to Maslow's hierarchy?

• Social needs

• Self-actualization

• Transcendence

• Esteem needs

What is a major criticism of Maslow's hierarchy?

• It is universally accepted

• It ignores basic needs

• It cannot be empirically measured

• It is too simple

How does Maslow's hierarchy vary across cultures?

• It is the same in all cultures

• It is not applicable to any culture

• It may appear in a different order

• It is only relevant in Western cultures

What does the concept of transcendence involve?

• Being altruistic and spiritual

• Finding a romantic partner

• Achieving personal safety

• Building strong friendships