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

Describe effective practices for appreciating and utilizing classroom volunteers.

Understand the practice and impact of homework on student learning and family life.

Identify strategies for creating a community of learners within the classroom.

Comprehend the significance and methods of family literacy practices in supporting student learning.

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Definitions:

Psychosexual Stages

A Freudian theory that describes five stages of child development (oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital), each characterized by pleasure seeking from different body areas.

Vague Predictions

Statements about the future that lack specificity, making them difficult to verify or falsify due to their broad or ambiguous nature.

Frustrated Development

A situation in which a person's growth or progress is hindered or stopped due to external or internal obstacles.

Sexual Development

The process of physical, hormonal, and emotional changes that lead to the development of one's sexual identity and capabilities.