The Highest and Most Difficult Need to Be Satisfied in Maslow's

question 139

Multiple Choice

The highest and most difficult need to be satisfied in Maslow's hierarchy of motives is

• A) socialization.
• B) belongingness.
• C) safety.
• D) self-actualization.

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Definitions:

Spatial Perspective Taking

The cognitive ability to understand and interpret the spatial relations between objects from different viewpoints.

Mental Modules

Hypothesized innate mental faculties that receive inputs from particular classes of objects and produce corresponding information about the world.

Precausal Reasoning

A type of logic in young children characterized by a misunderstanding of cause and effect relationships.

Egocentrism

In Piaget’s terms, the tendency to “center on oneself”—that is, to consider the world entirely in terms of one’s own point of view.