The base of Maslow's hierarchy of needs are <span><span><span>physiological needs.</span> </span>The need for affiliation in McClelland's "three-needs" theory most closely resembles belonging need in Maslow's hierarchy. </span><span>Both Maslow and McClelland studied a person's need to form close personal relationships..</span>
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We could say that the mating of a male and female is the beginning of society. The female (in most mammals anyway) must choose the male and be sure that allowing him to approach her is safe.
So you see that a society is forming (teamwork to achieve a result that could otherwise not the achieved) in the idea of a family. And protecting the young, providing for them and nurturing/mentoring the young
<span>Overexposure of candidates, Misinformation, and Partisan dialogue. too much information can lead to miss information
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A or B maybe D I had this question on a test before.
