Maslow's hierarchy of needs asserts that basic human needs must be satisfied before listeners can be motivated using any higher needs. these basic needs are

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13 December, 07:32

Maslow's hierarchy of needs asserts that basic human needs must be satisfied before listeners can be motivated using any higher needs. these basic needs are

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Starting from the lowest level

- Physiological Needs

- Security and Safety Needs

- Social Needs

- Esteem Needs

- Self - actualization Needs

- Self - transcendence Needs

The originally featured hierarchy in a shape of a pyramid does not include "self-transcendence". The first five levels are the only needs featured and shown in most textbooks. However, near the end of Maslow's life, he amended his model and added 'self-transcendence' as the highest level of the hierarchy.