The needs at the top of Maslow's hierarchy are more intense than those at the bottom.

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Maslow's hierarchy of needs is structured so that the most basic and fundamental needs (physiological and safety needs) are at the bottom and are the most intense because they are essential for survival. As one moves up the hierarchy, the needs become more psychological and self-fulfillment oriented, which are less about survival and more about personal growth and fulfillment.

The Needs at the Top of Maslow's Hierarchy Are More