In A Theory of Human Motivation, he explained that people had to secure physiological needs, safety, love, and esteem before reaching self-actualization.
This psychologist examined the relationship between mechanistic science and human behavior in his work The Psychology of Science: A Reconnaissance. Ideas such as uniqueness and perfection were included in this psychologist's list of "B-Values" which define one's "Being," and this humanistic psychologist developed the idea of moments of extreme happiness, known as "peak experiences." In A Theory of Human Motivation, he explained that people had to secure physiological needs, safety, love, and esteem before reaching self-actualization. For 10 points, name this American psychologist who developed a namesake hierarchy of needs.
This psychologist examined the relationship between mechanistic science and human behavior in his work The Psychology of Science: A Reconnaissance.
Abraham Maslow