Maslow's hierarchy of need

Maslow's hierarchy of needs

personality

drive and motivation are correlated when discussing human behavior

classification system

describing the stages of growth in  humans

observation of human's innate curiosity

developmental psychology

intrinsically partake in behavioral motivation

A theory of human motivation

Physiological needs

basic foundation

breathing

food

water

sleeping

sex

shelter

excretion

homeostasis

Safety needs

Personal security

Emotional security

Financial security

Health and well-being

security of body、employment、resources、morality、family、health、property

Safety needs against accidents/illness and their adverse impacts

Social belonging

absence

loneliness

social anxiety

clinical depression

large social groups

clubs

co-workers

religious groups

professional

organizations

sports teams

gangs

online communities

small social connections

family members

intimate partners

mentors

colleagues

confidants

@peer pressure

@group norms

gain acceptance and recognition from their peers by conformity

vulnerability

Self-esteem

ego needs or status needs 

lower version

respect from others

status

recognition

fame

prestige

attention

higher version

self-respect

strength

competence

mastery

self-confidence

independence

freedom

Self-actualization

Mate Acquisition

Parenting

Utilizing Abilities

Utilizing Talents

Pursuing a goal

Seeking Happiness

this motivation refers to focusing on becoming the best person that one can possibly strive for in the service of both the self and others.