Russell practices law.Most of his clients are poor, illiterate, or physically challenged.He likes helping them solve their problems.He occasionally gets paid for helping out in such cases.But he is satisfied with his life and doesn't care what others say about it.According to Maslow's hierarchy of need framework, the act of helping out the poor satisfies Russell's:
A)self-actualization needs.
B)esteem needs.
C)safety needs.
D)physiological needs.
E)social needs.

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Russell's actions of helping the poor, despite not always getting paid, indicate he is fulfilling his self-actualization needs. This level of Maslow's hierarchy involves realizing personal potential, self-fulfillment, seeking personal growth, and peak experiences, which align with Russell's satisfaction in helping others regardless of external rewards or opinions.

Russell Practices Law