In Maslow's needs hierarchy, the bottom four levels are collectively known as needs, whereas self-actualization is called a(n) need.
A)subordinate; superordinate
B)belongingness; infinite
C)fictitious; factual
D)primary; secondary
E)None of the choices.

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Maslow's hierarchy of needs does not categorize the bottom four levels as "subordinate," "belongingness," "fictitious," or "primary" needs in contrast to "superordinate," "infinite," "factual," or "secondary" for self-actualization. The bottom four levels are known as deficiency needs or D-needs, and self-actualization is referred to as a growth need or being need (B-need), but these specific terms are not among the provided options.

In Maslow's Needs Hierarchy, the Bottom Four Levels Are Collectively