Maslow's hierarchy of needs assumes

A) individuals are generally misinformed and need guidance from therapists

B) individuals are generally good and committed to improving themselves

C) individuals are generally animal-like and are primarily motivated by biological needs

D) individuals are generally logical and are primarily motivated by intellectual arguments

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Ferris

24 June, 20:59

Maslow's hierarchy of needs assumes

A) individuals are generally misinformed and need guidance from therapists

B) individuals are generally good and committed to improving themselves

C) individuals are generally animal-like and are primarily motivated by biological needs

D) individuals are generally logical and are primarily motivated by intellectual arguments

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Nylah Peck · Answer 1

Answer: Option (B) is correct.

Explanation:

Assumptions of Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory are as follow:-

a) Human wants and needs are of diverse nature. Therefore these can easily be organized in a hierarchy of significance.

b) Needs and wants have a certain hierarchy of significance.

c) A need that can be satisfied will further not act as a motivator.

d) As one of the needs is satisfied, another will soon replace it.