Abraham Maslow Jerarquía De Las Necesidades

Santacoloma Suárez, Andrés Mauricio | 2011-06-30

Maslow’s pyramid claims in his theory that there is a hierarchy of human needs from the basic to the higher, this pyramid postulates that to meet the higher needs it is absolutely necessary to first supply the more basic, In the first level are the physiological, in the second level safety, in the third level social, in the fourth level esteem and in the higher level self-realization.