Maslow's hierarchy of needs, usually represented as a pyramid, is composed of five levels. Each one of these must be satisfied in order to attend further needs.
Safety needs are the second level of the hierarchy, immediately after physiological needs. Safety needs involve anything that provides health and secutiry to a person, such asa job, money and housing. The following levels are <u>love and belonging, esteem</u> and <u>self-actualization needs</u>.
