At the Top of Maslow's Hierarchy of Five Basic Needs

question 24

True/False

At the top of Maslow's hierarchy of five basic needs is self-esteem, which can be attained both through personal achievement and via recognition from others.

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Definitions:

Opposition

Resistance or dissent in context to an idea, plan, or entity.

I Proposition

In traditional logic, an "I proposition" is a type of categorical proposition that affirms some, but not all, members of the subject class are members of the predicate class, often structured as "Some S are P."

Explicit Quantifiers

Symbols or phrases in logic that explicitly specify the quantity of subjects to which a statement applies.

Universal

A term referring to concepts, properties, or statements that apply universally, without exceptions.