Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and Self-Actualization

Psychological and social needs are at the bottom of the pyramid.

As people progress up the pyramid, needs become less psychological and social.

People can move on to the next level of needs without fulfilling lower-level needs. (correct)

Basic needs are at the top of the pyramid.

It refers to the most basic human needs.

It highlights the importance of social needs.

It is not considered important in the hierarchy of needs.

It involves achieving personal esteem and feelings of accomplishment. (correct)

The need for personal esteem is at the bottom of the pyramid.

As people progress up the pyramid, their needs become less complex.

People can skip certain levels of needs and still achieve self-actualization. (correct)

The most basic needs are at the top of the pyramid.