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Zulu123

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The person operating at the _______ need level is very Kellian in that his or her primary goal is to reduce uncertainty in his or her life.
 
  A) physiological
  B) safety
  C) esteem
  D) self-actualization

Question 2

When the physiological needs are satisfactorily met, the needs emerge next as the dominant motives.
 
  A) physiological
  B) safety
  C) esteem
  D) self-actualization



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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