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cagreen833

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According to Maslow, human beings have two basic sets of needs that are rooted in their biology: deficiency (or basic) needs, and ______________ (or meta) needs.
 
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Maslow's humanistic ______________ was devised as a ethic which would overcome the relativism inherent in traditional appeals to moral authority and provide a set of ideals to serve as guides for human conduct.
 
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Reply #1 on: Jun 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

growth

Answer to Question 2

biology


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