A few days ago I was preforming in a practice right before a play. My friends were around me and my crush was near me. Once we finished our rolls we all climbed down the stairs from a stage. People were pushing us trying to get down and see their family, and I was tripping and jumped to save myself. I still could not catch my balance and hit my nose on the wall. Everyone giggled and the director ran back stage and screamed "What was THAT?!" I was very embarrassed and ended up having a headache. I think the reason this happened is I did not want to sc rew up in front of my family and ended up embarrassing myself further thinking about it. Now my nose is swollen and very unflattering. I had the rest of the night to think about this and my friends came and comforted me.
Answer:
B. Higher-order needs are influenced by personal and social influences.
Explanation:
Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory developed by Abraham Maslow (1908-1970) in 1943, and it is a theory of human developmental psychology. He made a classification system which reflected the universal needs of an individuals. There is a pattern through which human motivation behaves and, in order to get to the actualize a higher need, first the lower, more existential needs need to be fulfilled. Or in other words, individuals must be satisfied with themselves. According to Maslow, higher-order needs are not universal and may differ across various cultures due to individual differences and availability of resources in that geographical area.
This could happen during times especially hard for the nation, such as after the WWII, and when no other alternatives were really available.
For example, when Eisenhower was asked to be the president, the current president, Truman, was very unpopular. Truman was a Democrat, and the democrats did now believe he could win re-election, and as Eisenhower was very popular at the time they tried to win him over to their side. In the end however, Eisenhower run as a democrat.
