According to Maslow, which needs in the hierarchy were met for Jason? Which were not?

Question

What will be an ideal response?

Answer 1

Jason’s physiological needs were not met as a child but they were met as an adult. As a child he was often cold or hungry. Safety needs are not mentioned but they are probably met in childhood because no mention of dangerous situations is made. In adulthood these needs are periodically not met in that job security was tough to find until he joined the military as a career. His love needs were not completely met as a child. He had a good relationship with his mother, but not his father, and there is an indication that his brothers teased him. As an adult he does not appear to have these needs met because he does not seem to have any close relationships. He appears to have had his esteem needs met in that he took pride, as a child, in producing a good product. As an adult he appears to think well of himself although not much is mentioned about this. He most likely has not actualized because of the other needs not being fulfilled completely.