The satisfaction of basic psychological needs from the class
Keywords:
educational actions, psychological needs, students, psychologyAbstract
The present investigation was carried out at the University of Guantánamo, specifically with the students of the Bachelor of Biology Education, it is aimed at designing educational actions to favor the satisfaction of basic psychological needs. Research methods were used: theoretical, empirical, and mathematical-statistical, which allowed the direction and analysis, in which the need for satisfaction of these was evidenced, since having a motivated subject will increase the performance towards the different tasks that are presented. In day to day. In the diagnosis it was found that the group lacks tools that favor the adequate satisfaction of basic psychological needs. The educational actions that are proposed constitute an alternative solution to the stated problem, as they favor the preparation of the Psychology subject based on the satisfaction of basic psychological needs in students.
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