Maslow’s Basics
Who created the Hierarchy of Needs theory?
Abraham Maslow
Name one example of a physiological need.
Food, water, shelter, or clothing
What is the third level of Maslow’s Hierarchy?
Love and Belonging
What is the fourth level of Maslow’s Hierarchy?
Esteem Needs
How many levels are in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?
Five levels
What is the main goal of safety needs?
Stability and protection
What are some examples of belonging?
Family, friends, relationships, community
What does esteem mean?
Feeling confident and respected
What shape is used to represent Maslow’s Hierarchy?
A pyramid
How does financial literacy help meet physiological needs?
By budgeting money for essentials
How can money management help relationships?
By supporting loved ones or planning family activities
How does saving money affect self-esteem?
It builds pride and confidence in responsibility
What must people do before moving to higher levels?
Meet their lower-level needs
What’s one way financial literacy supports safety needs?
Saving for emergencies or buying insurance
Give one example of using financial literacy to strengthen family bonds.
Saving for vacations, family gifts, or shared goals
What is self-actualization about?
Reaching full potential, creativity, and personal growth
What is the top level of Maslow’s Hierarchy called?
Self-Actualization
True or False: Paying off debt is part of meeting safety needs.
True
Give one example of using financial literacy to strengthen family bonds.
Saving for vacations, family gifts, or shared goals
Give one example of financial literacy supporting self-actualization.
Investing in education or pursuing a passion project