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3. A man named Monreau once said, “I lived my life to the fullest and I have no regrets.” This is experiencing one's full potential. Which need is he then experiencing, according to Maslow. A. love and belonging B. self-actualization C. physical sensitivity D. safety and security

          3. A man named Monreau once said, “I lived my life to the fullest and I have no regrets.” This
is experiencing one's full potential. Which need is he then experiencing, according to Maslow.
A. love and belonging
B. self-actualization
C. physical sensitivity
D. safety and security

3. A man named Monreau once said, “I lived my life to the fullest and I have no regrets.” This
is experiencing one's full potential. Which need is he then experiencing, according to Maslow.
A. love and belonging
B. self-actualization
C. physical sensitivity
D. safety and security

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04/21/2024

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3. A man named Monreau once said, “I lived my life to the fullest and I have no regrets." This is experiencing one's full potential. Which need is he then experiencing, according to Maslow. A. love and belonging B. self-actualization C. physical sensitivity D. safety and security