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Unit 7 – Motivation, Emotion, and Personality
Topic 7.8
What does Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs propose about basic physiological needs like food and sleep?
They are less important than social needs such as friendship or romantic relationships.
They are only significant if an individual has already achieved self-esteem needs.
They hold equal importance with all other levels of the hierarchy simultaneously.
They must be satisfied before higher-level psychological needs become motivators.
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