Maslow's (1954) Hierarchy of Needs Theory; Alderfer's (1969) Existence, Relatedness

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Essay

Maslow's (1954) hierarchy of needs theory; Alderfer's (1969) existence, relatedness, growth theory; Herzberg's (1968) two factor theory; and McClelland's (1955) acquired needs theory all propose that people's desires to fulfil their needs and wants direct their behaviour.What are the similarities and differences between these theories?

Understand various theories and styles of love as proposed by different theorists.

Identify and differentiate between different styles of love such as eros, storge, agape, and mania.

Comprehend the dynamics and expression of love in relationships, including the concepts of romantic love, long-term love, and unrequited love.

Recognize how cultural, historical, and gender perspectives influence the understanding and expression of love.

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