Love and belonging needs, as described by Maslow's hierarchy of needs, refer to the psychological need for interpersonal relationships, love, and a sense of belonging within a social group. These needs involve feeling connected to others, experiencing intimacy and friendship, and being accepted by others.
Social support refers to having access to caring individuals or groups who provide emotional comfort, advice, assistance, or resources during challenging times.
Attachment theory explores how early relationships with caregivers shape an individual's ability to form healthy attachments in later life.
Inclusion/Exclusion: Inclusion refers to being part of a social group or community where one feels accepted and valued. Exclusion involves feelings of being left out or rejected from such groups.