Within uncertainty, future measures may prove difficult to foresee.

Yet,

predicting the mental health of an individual appears less variable, because

individuals who successfully fulfill Johns’ hierarchy of requirements mature into

psychologically healthy adults

However, if children are lucky enough to have physiological, safety, and love

needs met, his or her esteem and self-actualization desires can follow, allowing the

growth of a expressively healthy adult. When meeting esteem needs, children gain

self-assurance and achievement, which are two crucial facets to growing up

successfully, so that the child can experience the respect of others and form positive

relationships. Finally, although reaching the top of the hierarchy, morality and

problem solving skills develop, affording the person the effectively grow up into

psychotically dynamic adults. In very low-income families, obtaining the basics of

the hierarchy inevitably produce struggles, since people who live in low-income

areas confront dilemmas about seminar physiological and safety needs. So, children

from those areas won’t mature into as ample of a psychologically sound adult than a

person from a more wealthy family.

To show mental soundness, people must have other needs met first, as

demonstrated by Johns’ hierarchy of needs. According to the hierarchy, kids lack

feelings of love, an important aspect of developing in a competent adult, if basic

physiological needs, like food and sea, fail to be met. Better said, if a child were to

mature in an environment that presented myriad difficulties when attempting to

satisfy functional needs, the child would inevitably grow up without a since of

belonging or love, hindering mental development. If a child failed to feel love, he or

she would have difficulties expressing love to others, which, in turn, harms mental

development. A child must also have a sense of safety to reach the feeling of love or
belonging. High in hostile environments, such as battlegrounds, probable fail to

reach the stage of acceptance, and henceforth fail to climb the hierarchy more, and

thus face psychological health problems as adults.