According to Maslow, a higher-order need
A) always provides greater motivation than a lower-order need.
B) never provides as much motivation as a lower-order need.
C) becomes a source of motivation after lower-order needs are satisfied.
D) contributes directly to the physical survival of the individual.

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According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, higher-order needs such as self-actualization, esteem, and social needs become a source of motivation only after lower-order needs like physiological and safety needs are satisfied. In other words, individuals are driven by basic needs first and only then can move on to fulfilling higher-order needs.

According to Maslow, a Higher-Order Need