Once Lower-Order Needs Are Satisfied, It Is Difficult to Predict

question 10

True/False

Once lower-order needs are satisfied, it is difficult to predict which higher- order needs will motivate behavior.

Comprehend Freud's theories regarding personality development stages and fixations.

Describe the concept of personality traits and identify major trait theories, including the Big Five.

Recognize the role of humanistic psychology in understanding personality, focusing on self-actualization and positive self-concept.

Understand the methods used to assess personality traits, including factor analysis and empirically derived testing.

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Definitions:

Directional Terms

Refers to anatomical terms that describe locations in the body relative to other body parts.

Right

Right refers to the direction or side opposite of left, often associated with correctness, proper orientation, or a direction in geography or body parts.

Positive Feedback

A mechanism in which an initial change is amplified by its outcomes, often leading to an enhanced response in a system.

Healthy Individuals

Persons who are in a state of physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.