In Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which of the following represents a basic need as opposed to a growth need?
a. belonging
b. esteem
c. safety
d. love
C
According to Maslow, the first and second levels of his hierarchy address basic needs (safety and security). Growth needs are not addressed until Maslow's third level, which focuses on love and belonging.
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