What are the five sets of goals that are called basic needs according to Maslow
Answer: Physiological, safety, love, esteem and self-actualization
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Buyer Behavior
- Which need is the most prepotent (greater than others in power of influence) of all needs
- According to the hierarchy of the Theory of Human Motivation, there are needs that tend to emerge during depression times. They are:
- What is Maslow's (1943) view on motivations of basic needs and behavior?
- Which of the following is false according to Maslow's article on human motivation?
- If the physiological needs are relatively well gratified, which kind of needs would then emerge?
- Which of the following are involved in Maslow's pyramid of basic needs?
- Which of the following needs does not belong to Maslow's five basic needs of human beings?
- In what we called the basic needs, which motivation are more effective and important to be targeted?
- According to Maslow (1943), the five needs are
- According to Maslow (1943), which of the basic human needs play the biggest role in cases of maladjustment and psychopathology?
- According to Maslow, which basic need is at the top of the 'hierarchy of needs'?
- According to Maslow (1943), concept of homeostasis is related to which needs?
- Things consumers buy are chosen to suit their social position", because of
- As per A.H. Maslow, "an act is psychologically important" if
- What is NOT a type of dimensions of distinction in symbols for sale
- Which of the following descriptions about product symbolism is correct?
- What two things does a consumer spend while shopping?
- According to Levy's "Symbols for Sale", people' motivation to buy is least likely to be based on the question?
- The modern consumer can be called an "economic man"
- Which statement about the modern consumer is correct according to the article written by Levy (1959)?
- When purchasing a product, the symbolic representation of products helps consumers reinforce:
- Most basic dimension of symbolism is: (Hanna's comment: Though Levy [1959] says that it is ONE of the most basic dimensions ...)
- Which of these is NOT a dimension of symbolic distinction according to Levy?
- When we consider the relationship of a consumer and a product, in what means is a symbol considered appropriate? (Hanna's comment: Not sure I get this question, though I get the answer ... reformulate: "Which of the statements below is correct according o Levy [1959])?
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