Usan, a single-parent, is very close to her friends and relatives and she feels the need to be connected with them. She visits her grandparents every week, as doing so makes her feel as a part of the extended family. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Susan is most concerned with:

a. the need for self-actualization.

b. the need for self-esteem.

c. physiological need.

d. the need for safety and security.

e. the need for belongingness and love.

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Karlie Reed

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26 September, 09:04

Usan, a single-parent, is very close to her friends and relatives and she feels the need to be connected with them. She visits her grandparents every week, as doing so makes her feel as a part of the extended family. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Susan is most concerned with:

a. the need for self-actualization.

b. the need for self-esteem.

c. physiological need.

d. the need for safety and security.

e. the need for belongingness and love.

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Maximillian · Answer 1

The need for belonging and love

Explanation:

Abraham Mash-low was a humanistic psychologist. Maslow's theory was about to motivate human beings for their unsatisfied needs. a certain lower to be satisfied then a person can fulfill their higher needs.

There are five levels of Maslow Hierarchy needs such as:

The physiological needs The safety and security needs The esteem needs The self-actualization needs.

Social needs:

The social needs are our natural tribunal needs that are important for us to survive in society. These are the needs for love, affection, and belonging. It is about the relationship with the family, friends, and companions. These needs are fulfilled by a good relationship with others.