Practice question · Put in order
Order Maslow’s hierarchy from its base upward.
- Social: belonging and connection
- Physiological: food, rest, a livable wage
- Esteem: recognition and respect
- Self-actualization: becoming what one can be
- Safety: stability, security, health
Hints
- The base concerns physical survival.
- Each level is meant to become salient only once the one below is satisfied.
Show the answer
- Physiological: food, rest, a livable wage
- Safety: stability, security, health
- Social: belonging and connection
- Esteem: recognition and respect
- Self-actualization: becoming what one can be
Why
The famous pyramid, read managerially: offering esteem rewards to someone worried about rent misreads which floor they’re on.
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