Yes, you're right.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs
All are important, but the idea is that without physiological needs being met, there cannot be safety. And without safety needs being met, there cannot be love and belonging. Etc.
This is the basis for understanding why (for example) school-age children cannot concentrate on schoolwork if their basic (food, water, housing, clothing, safety) needs aren't being met.
_____ is at the top of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
1) physical needs
2)safety
3)esteem
4)self-actualization
I think #4 but all are important.
Thanks
5 answers
Safety
awww thanks jamie that was so nice but THAT STILL DOESN'T GIVE US THE ANSWERRRRRR!!!!
It's D
It's self actualization if yours doesn't show as D