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What is a characteristic of physiological needs that distinguishes them from other needs?
What is a characteristic of physiological needs that distinguishes them from other needs?
- Their recurring nature
- Their dependence on self-esteem
- The ability to be overly satisfied (correct)
- Their inability to be satisfied
What type of people are strongly motivated to seek love and belongingness?
What type of people are strongly motivated to seek love and belongingness?
- Those who have never experienced love and belongingness
- Those who have received love and belongingness only in small doses (correct)
- Those who have had their love and belongingness needs adequately satisfied
- Those who have self-actualized
What is a key component of esteem needs?
What is a key component of esteem needs?
- Self-awareness
- Physiological security
- Reputation (correct)
- Cognitive curiosity
What is a prerequisite for self-actualization?
What is a prerequisite for self-actualization?
What is characterized by attempts to run away from one's destiny?
What is characterized by attempts to run away from one's destiny?
What type of needs serve as compensation for unsatisfied basic needs?
What type of needs serve as compensation for unsatisfied basic needs?
What is the fundamental assumption of the holistic-dynamic theory of motivation?
What is the fundamental assumption of the holistic-dynamic theory of motivation?
What happens when one need is satisfied according to the holistic-dynamic theory of motivation?
What happens when one need is satisfied according to the holistic-dynamic theory of motivation?
What is the characteristic of conative needs?
What is the characteristic of conative needs?
What is the correct order of needs in the hierarchy of needs?
What is the correct order of needs in the hierarchy of needs?
What is included in physiological needs?
What is included in physiological needs?
What is the term used to describe the idea that lower level needs must be satisfied before higher level needs become motivators?
What is the term used to describe the idea that lower level needs must be satisfied before higher level needs become motivators?
