The Satisfaction-Progression Principle States That a Satisfied Need Causes One

question 32

True/False

The satisfaction-progression principle states that a satisfied need causes one to try to satisfy the next higher-level need.

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Definitions:

Regretted

Having felt sorrow, disappointment, or dissatisfaction about something that one wishes could have been different.

Sexually Active

Engaging in sexual behavior or activities, often implying regular involvement in sexual intercourse or activities.

Religious Engagement

Active participation and involvement in practices, beliefs, rituals, and community activities associated with a particular faith or religion.

Intelligence

The capacity to learn, understand, and apply knowledge, to solve problems, and to adapt to new situations.