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    The document describes Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs pyramid from his 1943 work. The pyramid consists of 5 levels of needs ordered from most basic to most advanced: physiological needs, safety needs, belongingness needs, esteem needs, and self-actualization needs. Each level must be substantially satisfied before progressing to meeting needs of the next level. The pyramid proposes that human motivation is based on wanting to progress through these levels of needs.

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    The document describes Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs pyramid from his 1943 work. The pyramid consists of 5 levels of needs ordered from most basic to most advanced: physiological needs, safety needs, belongingness needs, esteem needs, and self-actualization needs. Each level must be substantially satisfied before progressing to meeting needs of the next level. The pyramid proposes that human motivation is based on wanting to progress through these levels of needs.

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    PIRAMIDE DE MASLOW

    ¿Qué es la pirámide?

     Se trata de una propuesta de Abraham Maslow en 1943 en su


    obra una teoría sobre la motivación humana.
     Pirámide de necesidades, las cuales están ordenadas por
    jerarquía, o sea en el orden que deben satisfacer necesidades.
    1.- Fisiología
    2. Seguridad
    3. Afiliación
    4. Reconocimiento
    5. Autorrealización
    Fisiología
     Es el nivel más bajo de la pirámide. Básicamente
    se trata de necesidades básicas de una persona (o
    de supervivencia)
    Seguridad
     Al satisfacer las necesidades fisiológicas, surge
    este nivel. Se trata de sentirse seguro y protegido
    Afiliación
     También llamados sociales, se trata de relaciones sociales con otras
    personas. Sólo tiene dos necesidades: función de relación y
    aceptación social.
    Reconocimiento

     También llamados de autoestima. Acá existen dos tipos de


    estima: la alta (relacionada con la confianza) y baja
    (necesidad de atención).
    Autorrealización

     Ultimo nivel de la pirámide


     Maslow lo denomino Motivación de crecimiento, necesidad
    de ser
    Autorrealización

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