Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Pyramid - Understanding Human Motivation #1954948 (License: Personal Use)

This diagram depicts Abraham Maslow’s psychological theory organizing human needs into five ascending tiers: physiological (breathing, food, sleep), safety (security, health, property), love/belonging (friendship, family), esteem (confidence, respect), and self-actualization (creativity, morality, problem-solving). Each level builds upon the previous, emphasizing that higher-order needs emerge only after basic ones are satisfied.

Used in educational content, psychology courses, HR training, and wellness resources to explain motivation, personal development, and organizational behavior; targets learners seeking foundational knowledge of human behavior models.