Maslow’s theory of human motivation

the humanistic view of motivation proposed by Abraham Maslow, in which the higher human needs for understanding, aesthetic values, self-realization, and peak experiences are emphasized. Maslow contrasted the metamotivation arising from such metaneeds with the deficiency motivation arising from physical needs, insecurity, and alienation.

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Psychology term of the day

January 12th 2025

bioequivalence

n. a measure comparing the relative bioavailability of two forms or preparations of a drug. In bioequivalent drug preparations, the same proportion of unchanged, active drug reaches the systemic circulation. Bioequivalence may be a clinical issue when comparing two preparations of a drug (i.e., immediate-release vs. delayed-release) or when comparing trademarked drugs and their generic counterparts. —bioequivalent adj.