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What point did Maslow intend to communicate when he placed love and belonging in the middle of his hierarchy of needs?
a. Individuals generally must take care of physiological needs first, but must satisfy love and belonging needs before developing healthy self-esteem.
b. Love and belonging are not essential human needs.
c. Individuals generally must first have a healthy self-esteem before they can satisfy love and belonging needs.
d. Love and belonging are more important than physiological needs.

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Psychological Science: Modeling Scientific Literacy

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