The phrase 'belonging needs' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the psychological and emotional needs for acceptance, safety, and connection that people have. For example, "Many children who come from broken homes struggle with strong feelings of insecurity and unfulfilled belonging needs."
These needs, starting with the most basic physiological demands, progress upward through safety needs, belonging needs, and esteem needs and culminate in self-actualization.
A sense of place, identity and belonging needs to be at the core of all healthy planning interventions.
Belonging needs -- having family and friends, come next.
But the Democratic party (PD), to which Letta belongs, needs the media tycoon's support to pass a new electoral law and a constitutional reform due next year.
Through that conversation I discovered the much more challenging and compelling story that needed to be told -- a story of a girl finding a place of belonging, needing to believe in something outside of herself, and then watching as everything she thought she knew and that she thought she believed in started to crumble before her eyes.
Maslow identified two types of needs; deficiency needs (physical, safety and belonging) and growth needs (self-actualization and self esteem) [ 20].
The creation of stronger ties among neighbors and a sense of belonging is needed.
The strengthening of relationships among neighbors and creation of a sense of belonging are needed to improve well-being, especially among older adults.
Cults say a lot about us as a species – our need to belong, our need to have gregarious contact with other humans and our utter willingness to cede authority to almost anyone who wants to take it.
Residents drew on several sources of meaning and emphasised the need of belonging and the need for cognitive and psychological capability [ 19].
