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Maslow's theory assumes that people are continually motivated by one need or another.
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Maslow felt toward his mother during his entire life.
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The most basic needs of any person are .
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The highest need on Maslow's hierarchy is .
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Maslow believed that motivation is usually , meaning that behavior is often an expression of an unconscious or a more basic need.
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When needs are not met, a person suffers from basic anxiety.
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needs are nonproductive, and their satisfaction does not foster health.
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The two levels of esteem needs are and self-esteem.
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Self-actualizing people embrace the , a condition that separates them from other people who have met esteem needs but who do not achieve self-actualization.
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Maslow distinguished between behavior, which is often unmotivated, and coping behavior, which is motivated.





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