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Simon, a child of a poor family, loved to draw and used whatever he could find to make little works
of art. When he was old enough to work, he did not try and get a well-paying job like his brothers did
but decided to do what he felt he was destined to be, namely, an artist. Doing odd jobs, he spent
most of his money to buy the paints and art materials he needed. Even though he often went hungry,
he took great delight in doing what he loved doing, namely, to make works of art. According to
Maslow's theory this scenario.
O a.
O b.
is foreign to humanistic school of thought.
demonstrates the fact that higher needs may sometimes motivate behaviour even when
lower needs have not been gratified.
O c.
is very likely since-self-actualisation is a stronger and more dominant need than the
deficiency needs.
O d.
is impossible since self-actualisation only becomes possible when deficiency needs have
been met..
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