Hi, guys today our topic is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory.Welcome to our exploration of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory and its cultural implicationsAbraham Maslow's theory proposes a five-tier pyramid of human needs, ranging from basic survival to self-actualization.The first need is physiological needs.At the base are physiological needs like food, water, and shelter, essential for survival.The second need is safety needs. Above that are safety needs, including security and protection from harm.The Third need is love and belongingness needs, we have love and belongingness needs, highlighting the desire for social connections and acceptance.The fourth need is Esteem need. Esteem needs follow, encompassing recognition, respect, and a positive self-image.The last need for Maslow's theory.Finally, at the pinnacle, self-actualization beckons - the pursuit of one's full potential and personal growth.However, Maslow's theory isn't without critique, especially when viewed through a diverse cultural lens.One weakness is the assumption of sequential progression through each level of needsFirst weakness Not Everyone Fits, Not everyone climbs all five steps. Some may skip or prioritize differently.The second weakness is Different Orders: Some might need safety before food. It depends on situations and cultures.The final weakness is China's Perspective: Confucian ideas shape China's views. They focus on family, society