The Fundamental Presumption in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Is

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Multiple Choice

The fundamental presumption in Maslow's hierarchy of needs is

• A) security needs are more important than physiological needs.
• B) self-actualization needs can never really be satisfied.
• C) social needs are less important than esteem needs.
• D) a satisfied need is not a motivator.
• E) social needs are more important than all other needs.

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