Many artists and intellectuals pursue creative and intellectual goals without recognition or reward. the fact that they pursue growth motives in the absence of safety and security argues against maslow's idea that needs are organized as

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Zaria Wood

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21 September, 03:47

Many artists and intellectuals pursue creative and intellectual goals without recognition or reward. the fact that they pursue growth motives in the absence of safety and security argues against maslow's idea that needs are organized as

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Emmett Orr · Answer 1

Many artists and intellectuals pursue creative and intellectual goals without recognition or reward. the fact that they pursue growth motives in the absence of safety and security argues against Maslow's idea that needs are organized as a hierarchy.

The American psychologist Abraham Maslow proposed the model of hierarchy of needs, in which needs from lower levels must be satisfied before individuals can attend to needs higher up.