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QUESTION #9728
Question 1
Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs arranges human motivations in a pyramid. Which level must be satisfied before the need for love and belonging can be meaningfully pursued?
Correct Answer Explanation
In Maslow's hierarchy, safety needs (security, stability, freedom from fear) must be met before social needs (love, belonging, intimacy) become motivating priorities. The hierarchical order from bottom to top is: (1) Physiological, (2) Safety, (3) Love/Belonging, (4) Esteem, and (5) Self-actualization. Lower-level deficiency needs must be adequately satisfied before higher-level growth needs emerge.
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