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savannahhooper

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B-cognition experiences:
 
  a. are nonstriving and nonjudgmental
  b. are nonstriving and judgmental
  c. involve seeking negative, as well as positive, approval from others
  d. are relatively permanent and usually negative

Question 2

Once the basic needs have been gratified, the:
 
  a. needs for self-actualization and safety emerge
  b. deficiency needs emerge
  c. needs for self-esteem emerge
  d. needs for cognitive understanding and self-actualization may become salient



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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