"How does Maslow's theory of human needs explain conflict in human society?" Maslow's model of what are the five basic needs for the progress of human beings, as described by Urwiler, RN (2008) are physiological needs, safety needs, social needs, self-esteem needs and self-actualization needs the basic physiological needs for survive such as “oxygen, food, water and heat”, then behavior changes “If one or more of these basic needs are lost, a person's priorities immediately shift towards satisfying the missing need” (p .83). Maslow, A.H. (1948) also found that satisfying these needs could also address other conflicts in society. Humans need food, water, clothing and shelter to survive. To explain Abraham Maslow's theory, one can also imagine a pyramid graph. imagined by Berl, R.L., Williamson, N.C., & Powell, T. (1984). As the needs of human beings are satisfied and the development of the individual reaches its maximum level, conflicts and behavioral problems decrease. Information technology becomes a necessary tool to create, share and use information for various reasons. Our banks are connected to computers and money is sent electronically when we directly deposit our checks. People who work full time and can't attend college can now take college courses online to further their education. We also have the ability to obtain or find the resources and services necessary to meet our basic needs. To obtain and maintain these basic needs, an individual should have employment to satisfy these needs. As the company progresses, the hiring process will be done only by computer, and the selection process for hiring will no longer be based on face-to-face interaction, but based on the level of education and experience. Perhaps then equal opportunities will be possible. Minorities are still unable to earn income above the poverty level. Unemployment can lead to