The Four-Level PSSP Hierarchy of Needs Includes

question 172

Multiple Choice

The four-level PSSP hierarchy of needs includes

• A)psychological needs,safety needs,social needs,and personal needs.
• B)physiological needs,safety needs,personal needs,and social needs.
• C)psychological needs,financial needs,social needs,and personal needs.
• D)physiological needs,psychological needs,social needs,and financial needs.
• E)physiological needs,psychological needs,safety needs,and personal needs.

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