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Which of the following is the main difference between needs and wants?
Which of the following is the main difference between needs and wants?
- Needs are subjective, while wants are objective
- Needs are physical, while wants are social
- Needs are backed by purchasing power, while wants are not
- Needs are required for survival, while wants are desires or aspirations (correct)
Which of the following is an example of a basic need?
Which of the following is an example of a basic need?
- Luxury goods
- Education
- Clean air (correct)
- Entertainment
What is the concept of 'unmet need' in a social context?
What is the concept of 'unmet need' in a social context?
- A need that is not being fulfilled (correct)
- A want that is objective and social
- A want that is not being fulfilled
- A need that is subjective and physical
Which of the following is an example of a need of a social or societal nature?
Which of the following is an example of a need of a social or societal nature?
What happens when a need is not fulfilled?
What happens when a need is not fulfilled?
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Needs and Wants
- The main difference between needs and wants is that needs are essential and necessary for survival, whereas wants are desirable but not essential.
Basic Needs
- A basic need is something that is essential for human survival, such as food, water, shelter, and healthcare.
Unmet Needs
- An unmet need in a social context refers to a situation where an individual or group lacks access to a necessary resource or service that is essential for their well-being.
Social and Societal Needs
- An example of a need of a social or societal nature is the need for education, social connections, and community support.
Consequences of Unfulfilled Needs
- When a need is not fulfilled, it can lead to negative consequences such as physical harm, emotional distress, and social isolation.
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