Autonomy-represents our need for others to acknowledge our independence, self-sufficiency, privacy, boundary, nonimposition, control issues, and our consideration of other's autonomy face needs Inclusion-our need to be recognized as worthy companions, likeable, agreeable, pleasant, friendly, cooperative Status-need for others to admire our tangible and intangible assets or resources: appearance, attractiveness, reputation, position, power, and material worth Reliability-need for others to realize that we are trustworthy, dependable, reliable, loyal, and consistent in words and actions Competence-need for others to recognize our qualities or social abilities such as intelligence, skills, expertise, leadership, team-building, networking, conflict mediation, facework, and problem-solving skills Moral-need for others to respect our sense of integrity, dignity, honor, propriety, and morality