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Maslow described a theory of human needs in which simple, basic needs are identified in relation to more complex, higher-level needs. During the recovery period, a professor is focusing on the simpler, basic hierarchy of needs.

What is the term when the most basic needs have been met rather than dealing with the higher-level needs that the nurse would document about this professor at this time? A) Affection needs
B) Regression
C) Physical needs
D) Secondary needs

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