Humans need to feel a sense of belonging and acceptance, whether it comes from a large group or a small network of family and friends. Maslow labeled this as

Maslow labeled this as the social needs

Explanation:

Abraham Maslow in his hierarchy of needs theory organizes the different levels of human psychological and physical needs in order of their importance from the lowest to the highest which includes: Physiological needs, safety/ security need, social needs, self- esteem, and self-actualization.

According to his theory, he concluded that humans always want and need to feel a sense of belonging and acceptance amidst their social circle after they had secured the first two levels of the hierarchy of need (in the aspect of securing food clothing, safety, and security which as to do with physical survival) whether it comes from a large group or a small network of family and friends. Maslow labeled this as the third level of the hierarchy of needs theory which are social needs which include love and a sense of belonging.

The third level has to do with the emotional state of an individual.

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