The content theory of motivation that desire constitutes human motivation are
behaviorist theories.
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Behaviorism is the theory of substituting the behavioral patterns of inferior animals that
do not take the process of thinking into humans.
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Maslow, who once studied apes, found that the desire to motivate humans was forming
a hierarchy.
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In addition, the theory is developed by categorizing the contents of the needs stage
into five categories: physiological needs, safety needs, belonging and affection
needs, respect needs, and self-actualization needs.
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However, there is no empirical evidence that human needs are ordered in this way.
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This theory gives the feeling that physiological needs are primarily of
paramount importance.
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He even said that in the state where the primary needs are not satisfied, the
secondary needs are not felt.
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But the behavior of humans was different from that of mice.
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