What are three things that has to be met in the Physiological level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Food, Water, Oxygen, Sleep, Protection from extreme temperatures, Elimination, Sensory needs, or Motor needs.
100
Often called "physical", "biological", or "basic" needs?
What are Physiological Needs.
100
Doing your best at work to achieve a goal?
What is Hard Work.
100
Provides a means of escape when a person is not satisfied with reality?
What is Daydreaming.
100
Involves the transfer of unacceptable or painful ideas, feelings, and thoughts into the unconscious mind?
What is Repression.
200
In safety and security, are you free from anxiety and fear? Yes or No?
Yes
200
When an individual feels safe and secure, and after all physiological needs have been met, the individual next strives for social acceptance, friendship, and to be loved?
What is Love and Affection.
200
A goal that will allow someone to find success?
What is Realistic Goals.
200
Involves transferring feelings about one person to someone else?
What is Displacement.
200
Involves the disbelief of an event or idea that is too frightening or shocking for a person to cope with?
What is Denial.
300
Which of the needs is at the top of the pyramid of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
What is Self-Actualization.
300
The need for order and routine is an example of an individual's effort to remain safe and secure?
What is Safety.
300
Getting along well with others and achieving satisfaction by meeting their need?
What is Cooperation with others.
300
This indirect method involves the substitution of one goal for another goal to achieve success?
What is Compensation.
300
Similar to repression, but the individual is aware of the unacceptable feelings or thoughts and refuses to deal with them?
What is Suppression.
400
In love and affection, do you need to not belong and to not relate to others? Yes or No?
No
400
True or false, does the Esteem stage involve respect, approval, and appreciation?
True.
400
Determining why they are failing and try to find another way to pass a course or obstacle?
What is Situation Evaluation.
400
Involves placing the blame for one's own actions or inadequacies on someone else or on circumstances rather than accepting responsibility for the actions?
What is Projection.
400
Involves retreating to a previous developmental level that provided more safety and security than the current level an individual is experiencing?
What is Regression.
500
Which of the five human needs includes feeling important and worthwhile-includes respect, approval, and appreciation?
What is Esteem.
500
Final need in Maslow's hierarchy and when people have obtained their full potentials?
What is Self-Actualization.
500
These methods work at meeting the needs and obtaining satisfaction?
What are Direct Methods.
500
Involves using a reasonable excuse or acceptable explanation for behavior to avoid the real reason or true motivation?
What is Rationalization.
500
Individuals either cease to communicate or remove themselves physically from a situation? (Hint: Sometimes a satisfactory means of avoiding conflict or an unhappy situation.)