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What are examples of physiological needs according to Maslow's hierarchy?

• Money, power, and fame

• Love, belonging, and friendship

• Entertainment, luxury, and vacations

• Food, water, and shelter

Why are physiological needs considered the most basic in Maslow's hierarchy?

• Physiological needs are essential for survival and must be satisfied before higher-level needs can be addressed.

• Physiological needs are not important at all

• Physiological needs are only important for certain individuals

• Psychological needs are more basic than physiological needs

What are examples of safety needs according to Maslow's hierarchy?

• Personal security, financial security, health and well-being, safety from accidents and injury

• Love and belongingness

• Social media popularity

• Self-actualization

Why are safety needs important for an individual's well-being?

• Safety needs are not important for well-being

• Safety needs only apply to certain individuals

• Security and stability have no impact on an individual's well-being

• Safety needs provide a sense of security and stability

How does love and belonging contribute to an individual's psychological growth?

• By providing a sense of connection, support, and acceptance

• By creating a sense of disconnection, lack of support, and rejection

• By leading to increased stress, anxiety, and depression

• By causing feelings of isolation, rejection, and loneliness

What are the consequences of not fulfilling the need for love and belonging?

• Feelings of loneliness, isolation, depression, and a lack of emotional support

• Improved mental health and well-being

• Stronger sense of independence and self-sufficiency

• Increased happiness and fulfillment

What is the significance of esteem needs in Maslow's hierarchy?

• Esteem needs represent the desire for food and shelter

• Esteem needs represent the desire for isolation and loneliness

• Esteem needs represent the desire for unlimited power and control

• Esteem needs represent the desire for respect, recognition, and a sense of accomplishment.

How does self-actualization differ from other needs in Maslow's hierarchy?

• Self-actualization is focused on survival and security

• Self-actualization is not a need in Maslow's hierarchy

• Self-actualization is the lowest level of need in Maslow's hierarchy

• Self-actualization is the highest level of need in Maslow's hierarchy, focusing on personal growth and fulfillment, while other needs in the hierarchy are more basic and focused on survival and security.