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Needs According to Kaverin

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There is a classification developed by Kaverin. This classification is based on the principles of dominance and activity. Kaverin believed that everything a person does in life can be reduced to just four groups of activity.

The first group is labor, and the second is communication. The third group is cognition, and the fourth is recreation. Each type of human activity should correspond to its own group of human needs.

According to Kaverin, all human needs can be divided into needs for creativity, sociogenic needs, psychic and physical needs, and biogenic needs. Each group of needs includes strictly defined human needs.

Needs According to Kaverin

Figure: Types of needs according to Kaverin. 17. Need for creativity, creative work 13. To be a personality 14. Moral-aesthetic 15. In the meaning of life 16. Preparedness and overcoming 3. Orientational 7. Need for freedom 4. In movement, activity, play 8. Restoration of energy 11. In cognition 12. In self-expression 9. In self-assertion 10. In communication 6. In emotional saturation 5. Hedonistic 1. Physiological 2. Emotional contact Labor Communication Cognition Recreation

See also

  • ERG theory, which further extends and explains Maslow's theory
  • The problem of first-world problems, which reflects trivial issues in the context of more pressing needs
  • Fundamental human needs, Manfred Max-Neef's model
  • Functional prerequisites
  • Human givens, a theory in psychotherapy that offers descriptions of human nature, needs, and innate attributes
  • Need theory, David McClelland's model
  • Positive disintegration
  • Self-determination theory, Edward L. Deci and Richard Ryan's model
  • Self-actualization
  • Humanistic psychology
  • Motivation
  • 4P theory
  • Alderfer's ERG theory of needs
  • Needs according to Keynes
  • Needs according to Kaverin
  • Murray's register of needs
  • Sheth-Newman-Gross theory of consumption values
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