In Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, Lower-Order Needs Differ from Higher-Order

question 141

Multiple Choice

In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, lower-order needs differ from higher-order needs as higher-order needs:

• A) focus on desires for good-interpersonal relationships.
• B) are addressed by things such as physical comfort on the job and reasonable work hours.
• C) focus on desires for psychological development and growth.
• D) are served by job security and adequate compensation and benefits.
• E) focus on desires for physical and social well-being.

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