Use Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to discuss the extent to which growth needs influence personality formation.

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs describes a five-tiered structure which explains how humans fulfill their various needs in order to reach higher levels of personal growth and development. These needs start from the most basic physical requirements such as food, water and shelter up to the highest level of self-actualization or what Maslow calls ‘growth needs’. At this stage individuals are able to identify their potential and strive towards reaching it by developing positive traits that can help them achieve success no matter what challenge may come up along way.

Growth needs have an important role in personality formation as they provide individuals with direction and motivation needed for personal growth. They also offer the opportunity for development intellectually spiritually thus allowing take full advantage whatever situation presents itself before them under given circumstances leading successful outcome when all said done. Additionally having goals objectives place helps ensure remain focused task hand whatever happens eventually leading successful outcome when all said done