Stating that physical desires must be satisfied first, for 10 points, name this pyramidal construct culminating in self-actualization, developed by Abraham Maslow.
Its creator wrote that a person's "philosophy of the future" changes whenever one aspect of this theory dominates. The frustration-regression principle is addressed by Clayton Alderfer's extension of it, the E-R-G model. Kurt Goldstein first introduced one part of this construct, the desire to realize one's abilities. Introduced by the author of Toward a Psychology of Being, its lower levels include esteem, love, safety, and homeostasis. Stating that physical desires must be satisfied first, for 10 points, name this pyramidal construct culminating in self-actualization, developed by Abraham Maslow.
Its creator wrote that a person's "philosophy of the future" changes whenever one aspect of this theory dominates.
Maslow's {hierarchy} of {needs} [accept Theory of Human Motivation]