C. S. Lewis | the Inner Ring

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C. S. Lewis | The Inner Ring
Lewis describes the slow and subtle process of indoctrination that can take place when someone yearns to be in a position of power and prestige within a profession, one that can ultimately lead to corruption and punishment. He contrasts this with simply striving to be good at one's profession without seeking this kind of unearned influence.
-According to Lewis, it is important to keep this desire to belong from becoming a(n)

• A) chief motive of one's life.
• B) deterrent to action.
• C) limiting restriction.
• D) obstacle to achievement.

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Definitions:

Physiological

Relating to the functions and processes of the body's systems and organs.

Social

Relating to society or its organization, including interactions and relationships among individuals.

Motivated

Having a strong reason or desire to act or accomplish something, often driven by internal or external factors.

Needs Hierarchy Model

A theoretical framework introduced by Abraham Maslow, proposing that human needs are arranged in a hierarchy, with basic needs at the bottom and self-actualization at the top.