According to self-determination theory,which of the following constitutes the three basic organismic needs of human beings?
A)competence,thirst,and sex
B)hunger,security,and love
C)competence,autonomy,and relatedness
D)hunger,esteem,and relatedness

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According to self-determination theory, the three basic organismic needs of human beings are competence (the need to feel effective and capable), autonomy (the need to feel in control of one's own life), and relatedness (the need to feel connected to others and to belong). Choices A and B include some basic physiological needs but do not capture the full range of human needs outlined in the theory. Choice D includes the need for esteem, which is important but not considered one of the three basic organismic needs in this theory.

According to Self-Determination Theory,which of the Following Constitutes the Three