The hierarchy of needs theory was put forward by theoretical psychology in 1943 Abraham Maslow's paper "Theory of Human Motivation"? Psychological review. Maslow then extended this view to include his observation of human natural curiosity. His theory is similar to many other theories of human development psychology, some of which focus on describing the various stages of human growth. Maslow uses physiology, security, belonging and love, respect, self-realization and self-transcendence to describe the patterns that human motivation usually experiences. "What is Maslow's goal? Theory is the need to reach the sixth stage or stage: self-realization.

Maslow studied what he called master species, such as Albert Einstein, jane adams, Eleanor Roosevelt and Frederick Douglass, instead of psychopaths or neurotics. He wrote: "Incomplete, immature and unhealthy specimens can only produce lame psychology and lame philosophy." ? : 236 1% Maslow's health status of college students.

Maslow's theory was published in his book What? Motivation and personality "have been fully expressed. In sociological research, management training, and middle school and higher psychology teaching, hierarchy is still a very popular framework.

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1? Maslow? ( 1943).？ The story of human movement. ? Psychological review. ? 50? (4):370_96.？

2? M., Will, Evelyn. ? Theoretical basis. ? ISBN？ 978 145 1 1903 1 1.？ OCLC？ 857664345.

3? Maslow, A( 1954). ? Motivation and personality. New york, NY: Harper. ? ISBN？ 0-06-04 1987-3.