Consider the following scenario from Maslow's perspective: William has volunteered to work in a war-torn country to try to improve the lives of the residents there. Assuming that the citizens have enough to eat and drink, what would they be in need of next?
A) safety
B) esteem
C) belongingness
D) companionship

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According to Maslow's hierarchy, once physiological needs such as food and water are met, safety needs become the next priority. In a war-torn country, safety is likely to be a primary concern for the residents. Therefore, William's efforts to improve their safety would be addressing a fundamental need in the hierarchy.

Consider the Following Scenario from Maslow's Perspective: William Has Volunteered