Background
Hierarchy of Needs
Self-Actualization
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100
What is Maslow's wife's name?
What is Bertha Goodman
100
What is the first stage of the Hierarchy of Needs?
Physiological
100
Name a trait of a self- actualized person?
Any from list
100
In what month did Maslow die?
June
200
What is Maslow's most influential work?
What is the Hierarchy of Needs
200
What is an example of the safety and security needs as seen in ordinary adults?
A home in a safe neighborhood, job security, a good retirement plan, insurance...etc.
200
In which part of the pyramid is "Self-Actualization" located?
Top
200
What is an example we gave during the presentation as a physiological need?
oxygen, water, protein, salt, sugar, food, minerals, vitamins
300
What month was Maslow born in?
What is April
300
What did Maslow call the first four needs?
Deficit Needs
300
What must be completed before a person can be truly self actualized?
All 4 of the deficit needs
300
What is an example of a love and belonging needs that we mentioned in the presentation?
Need for friends, a boyfriend/girlfriend, any affectionate relationships in general, and a sense of community examples: fraternity or sorority, a team or club
400
What field were Maslow's degrees in?
What is Psychology
400
What is the third deficit need?
Belongingness / Emotional
400
What is the percentage of people according to Maslow who are self-actualized?
2%
400
How many siblings did Maslow have? EC: 100 points for which number of child he was in the sequence
6 siblings EC: 1st born of 7
500
What are two of the three colleges we mentioned that Maslow attended?
What is Cornell, the University of Wisconsin or City College of New York
500
What are the two different levels (lower and higher) of the esteem needs?
Lower: respect for others, the need for status, fame, glory, recognition,attention, reputation, appreciation, dignity, even dominance Higher: self-respect
500
What is another name for Self Actualization? (hint:like deficit needs)
Being Needs
500
What is the principle that Maslow used to describe how the body develops a hunger for a substance when it lacks it?
Homeostasis principle
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