Personal Power: Recognizing Basic Human Needs
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Description
Uneasy feelings like distraction, agitation, and anxiety can be signs that a basic human need is not being met.
What this course covers:
- Recognizing your basic human needs to reduce related anxiety
- Maslow's hierarchy from physiological to self-actualizing needs
- Physiological, security, and social needs that affect focus
- Higher-level needs like accomplishment, creativity, and freedom
Investigate your own needs so you can fulfill them and feel more grounded.
System Requirements
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Personal Power: Recognizing Basic Human Needs
Uneasy feelings like distraction, agitation, and anxiety can be signs that one of your basic human needs isn’t being met. There are physiological needs like hunger that can inhibit your ability to focus, security and social needs like safety and belonging, and higher-level needs that you might not even recognize as basic human needs. These include accomplishment, creativity, independence, and freedom.
Objectives:
- Being aware of your basic human needs allows you to fulfill them and reduce related anxiety
- Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs includes self-actualizing, esteem, social, security, and physiological
- Investigate your own basic human needs and discuss with a friend to discover how they differ
Course Features: Audio Narration, Video, Job Aids and Reference Materials