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Zulu123

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After safety and physiological needs are adequately met, the next level to motivate people is
 
  A) sex.
  B) esteem.
  C) love and belongingness.
  D) self-actualization.

Question 2

Maslow studied sex in humans
 
  A) as a physiological need only.
  B) as a belongingness and love need only.
  C) as both a physiological and a belongingness and love need.
  D) in a laboratory.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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