A Man Who Has Largely Satisfied His Basic Physiological Needs

Multiple Choice

A man who has largely satisfied his basic physiological needs of food, housing etc, may turn his efforts to achieving acceptance among his new neighbours by joining their sporting clubs and supporting their community activities. Once he achieves acceptance he may seek recognition by giving a lavish party or building a larger house. This example best relates to which of the following statements concerning motivation?

A) Many needs are never fully satisfied.
B) As needs become satisfied, newer and higher-order needs emerge.
C) As needs become satisfied, all tension that impels one to act ceases.
D) Community needs are a natural motivator and impel all people to act.