Maslow's hierarchy of needs assumes individuals are generally misinformed and need guidance from therapists individuals are generally good and committed to improving themselves individuals are generally animal-like and are primarily motivated by biological needs individuals are generally logical and are primarily motivated by intellectual arguments

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Jayden Herrera

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2 October, 20:24

Maslow's hierarchy of needs assumes individuals are generally misinformed and need guidance from therapists individuals are generally good and committed to improving themselves individuals are generally animal-like and are primarily motivated by biological needs individuals are generally logical and are primarily motivated by intellectual arguments

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Lydia Elliott · Answer 1

The individual is generally good and committed to improving themselves

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Ma-slow was a humanistic psychologist. He has been proposed a hierarchy of needs. Ma-slow theory of needs is a motivational theory that is categorized in five domain called a pyramid. In this model when a person satisfies his basic need can reaches to a higher level of needs. The need to be satisfied from down to the upper level. When a person satisfied his basic needs, reached the second level, third level and so on. Up to the basic level, the level of motivation gets decreased on the other hand if a person reached the higher level at self-actualization the motivation level gets increased because the basic needs are met. Thus the individual gets good and commitment at the level that met the basic needs and people improve themselves.