Framework of human needs

Nurturing (Nu [GO]) -  the need to attend to the survival, nourishing and wellbeing needs of others, especially of subsequent generations 

Influence (If [BO]) -  the need to have other individuals emulate one's adaptive behavioural patterns

Authenticity (Au [SO]) -  the need to ensure that symbolic expressions are likely to be interpreted by others in a way that matches as closely as possible the internal representations held by the individual

Attraction (Ar [GOF]) - the need to considered sexually desirable 

Performance (Pe [BOF]) - the need to achieve outcomes that are judged as adaptive or successful by oneself or others

Affirmation (Af [SOF]) - the need to receive indications that one’s explanations, predictions and valuations are accepted by others

Health (He [GE]) - the need to maintain one's physical (and mental) wellbeing. 

Self-governance (Sg [BE]) - the need to be able to respond to environmental stimuli with adaptive behaviours not subject to limitations, constraints or distorting influences, both external and internal

Meaning (Me [SE]) - the need to be able to incorporate perceptual information into internal mental constructs which facilitate the selection and pursuit of adaptive goals

Attention (An [GIF]) - the need to for a dependent individual to be worthy of caregiving and having one's needs met by others

Mastery (Ma [BIF]) - the need to be able to produce or reproduce successfully adaptive behaviours in response to environmental demands or observation of other’s behaviours

Confirmation (Co [SIF]) - the need for accuracy in our perceptions and judgments

Sustenance (Su [GI1]) - the need to obtain appropriate nourishment from one's environment. 

Sex (Sx [GI2]) - the need to find desirable reproductive partners

Stimulation (St [BI]) -  the need for perceptible information-rich changes in one's environment

Predictability (Pr [SI]) -  the need for stimuli in which one can discern patterns that facilitate the understanding and anticipation of the likelihood and nature of environmental phenomena

Security (Sc [GM]) - the need to preserve one's physical integrity from possible threats within the environment

Interaction (It [BM]) - the need for proximity or any form of joint activity between species members (or groups of species members) that results in the transmission of behavioural traits

Reciprocity (Rc [SM]) - the need for a proportional relationship between benefits received and efforts expended in collaborative communication with others