According to Maslow's hierarchy, the needs for stability and order in life are classified as: a.physiological needs. b.safety needs. c.belongingness and love needs. d.esteem needs.
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Safety needs refer to the need for security, stability, and protection from physical and emotional harm. This includes the need for a stable and predictable environment, as well as the need for order and structure in one's life. Show more…
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