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They need to belong to a secure community and they need to be loved following the terror of Syrian attacks on them.
Where esteem needs would be met before belonging and love: a young man becomes a professional baseball player and is placed by the Dodgers in a "Rookie League." He is alone, has no family near and knows very few team members; but if he is good enough to be promoted to "Class a" in Dodger baseball his sense of esteem (approval of his talent) will be greatly enhanced. Later he can worry about being loved, but now he needs to get to "AA" ball.
Who will you consider a self-actualized individual? A young woman who dreamed in high school of getting into an Ivy League school and majoring in drama will be self-actualized if indeed she gets into Cornell, tries out for the Shakespearean play, "As You Like it" and successfully competes for the role of Rosalind, which has 686 lines (a lot for a female character in...
In time, she will also need to achieve love, academic esteem, safety from bad influences and her physiological needs -- but self-actualization is secure for her now.
In conclusion, Maslow's hierarchy reaches across cultures and countries because all humans need food and shelter, they need to feel safe, they need to enjoy a sense of belonging, they have certain goals to achieve to experience a sense of esteem, and ultimately they want to be fulfilled through self-actualization.
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Datta, Y. (2010). Maslow's Hierarchy of Basic Needs: An Ecological View. Oxford Journal,
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Chapter 11 / Motivation and Emotion, p. 288.
Sadri, Golnaz, and Bowen, Clarke R. (2011). Meeting Employee Requirements: Maslow's
Hierarchy of needs is still a reliable guide to motivating staff. Industrial Engineer
Works Cited
Datta, Y. (2010). Maslow's Hierarchy of Basic Needs: An Ecological View. Oxford Journal,
9(1), 39-57.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Chapter 11 / Motivation and Emotion, p. 288.
Sadri, Golnaz, and Bowen, Clarke R. (2011). Meeting Employee Requirements: Maslow's
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