One of the Problems with Maslow's Perspective on Needs Is

question 77

Multiple Choice

One of the problems with Maslow's perspective on needs is:

• A)the theory focuses too much on biological needs and ignores social needs
• B)the theory focuses too much on social needs and ignores biological needs
• C)the theory lacks scientific rigor
• D)there are not enough categories to adequately capture the complexity of human behavior

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Definitions:

True Happiness

A deeply personal, subjective experience of contentment and fulfillment that transcends temporary pleasures or external conditions.

Emphasized Femininity

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Normative Ideal

A principle or standard that is accepted as a model of excellence or perfection in a given social context.

Feminist Movement

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