In Maslow's Needs Hierarchy, the Bottom Four Levels Are Collectively

question 44

Multiple Choice

In Maslow's needs hierarchy, the bottom four levels are collectively known as needs, whereas self-actualization is called a(n) need.

• A)subordinate; superordinate
• B)belongingness; infinite
• C)fictitious; factual
• D)primary; secondary
• E)None of the choices.

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Definitions:

Effect Sizes

A quantitative measure of the magnitude of a phenomenon or the strength of relationship between variables, often used in statistical analysis to understand the importance of study findings.

Core Motive

The fundamental driving force or underlying goal behind an individual's actions and behaviors.

Human Personality

The combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's distinctive character.

Striving for Superiority

A concept in Adlerian psychology that refers to the motivation to achieve personal improvement and mastery over challenges.