The Levels of Needs in Maslow's Hierarchy Are,from Lowest to Highest

question 146

Multiple Choice

The levels of needs in Maslow's hierarchy are,from lowest to highest:

• A) physiological,security,esteem,affiliation,self-actualization
• B) security,physiological,esteem,affiliation,self-actualization
• C) physiological,security,affiliation,esteem,self-actualization
• D) existence,security,esteem,affiliation,self-actualization

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