alleryIn Maslow's theory, what must come before higher needs motivate?
AHigher needs are ignored
BA teacher intervenes
CRewards are doubled
DLower needs are fulfilled
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Lower needs are fulfilled
1. Maslow's progression principle says lower needs come first.
2. Higher needs like esteem cannot fully motivate while food and shelter remain unmet.
3. Rewards and teachers do not change this order.
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