sharma_preeti2000
Hello All
Is that Psychological need or basic need is different or same acc. to maslow need motivation theory.This is the 1st step of the pyramid and we can say psychological need/basic need. Plz tell me i m right or not..

From India, Patiala
Ashwin Hegde
its the same......maslow puts psychological needs as the first phase...i.ie.food clothing etc.....which are nothing but "basic" needs of any human....hope this answers ur question... cheers Ashwin
From India, Bangalore
Raj Kumar Hansdah
1426

Dear sharma_preeti2000 and Ashwin Hegde
An amazing query and an equally amazing answer !!
You are equating psychological needs with basic needs !!
Perhaps you need to re-visit Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
At the bottom of the pyramid lies the Physiological Needs, a.k.a. the Basic Needs or physical needs; which are necessary to sustain life; such as food, water, sleep, shelter,warmth etc.
As people progress up the pyramid, and beyond the Safety (or Security) Needs; needs become increasingly social and psychological ; such as Love and Belongingness needs a.k.a Social Needs; Esteem Needs and Self Actualization Needs.

From India, Delhi
anil.passion
Dear Priti,
Mr. Raj kumar's statment is quite correct for this discussion. In Maslow's hierarchy of needs at the bottom i.e. first need is Physilogical need not psychological need.
Rdgs,
Anil Vishwakarma

From India, Thana
Dinesh Divekar
7855

Dear Preeti and Ashwin,
Please check the theory of needs once again. The basic need is Physiological Needs and not Psychological need. Check the following link:
Maslow's hierarchy of needs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ok...
DVD

From India, Bangalore
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