People Acquire Certain Needs in the Process of Becoming a Member

question 105

Multiple Choice

People acquire certain needs in the process of becoming a member of a culture: needs for status, power, affiliation, and so on. These needs which reflect the priorities of a culture are called:

• A) a priori needs.
• B) psychogenic needs.
• C) pre-learned needs.
• D) actualization needs.

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Definitions:

Assessment Findings

Outcomes or conclusions derived from systematically evaluating information, typically in a professional setting like healthcare or education.

Grandiosity

An exaggerated sense of one's importance, power, knowledge, or identity, often seen in manic episodes and certain personality disorders.

Manipulation

The act of controlling or influencing others in an unfair or deceitful way to gain personal benefits.

Limit Setting

Establishing and enforcing clear, consistent rules and boundaries to guide behavior, often used in therapeutic settings to manage challenging behaviors.