Ling's Hierarchy of Needs Are Different from His Western Friends

question 95

Multiple Choice

Ling's hierarchy of needs are different from his Western friends since he values the welfare of the group as more important than:

• A) safety needs
• B) physiological needs
• C) social needs
• D) self- actualization needs
• E) esteem needs

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