Question

1. describe the two types of esteem needs in your own words.

Explanation:

Esteem needs (from Maslow's hierarchy) have two types. Self - esteem needs are about one's own sense of worth, like feeling competent, confident, or having personal achievement (e.g., mastering a skill, achieving a goal for personal satisfaction). Esteem from others (or external esteem needs) involve recognition, respect, or admiration from people around you, such as getting praise for work, being respected in a community, or receiving awards that show others value you.

Answer:

The two types of esteem needs are: 1. Self - esteem needs: The need for personal feelings of competence, confidence, achievement, and self - worth (e.g., feeling proud of one's own skills or accomplishments). 2. Esteem from others: The need for recognition, respect, admiration, or approval from other people (e.g., getting praised for work, being respected by a group).