Abraham Maslow thought that once needs at one level of his hierarchy were met:
A) motivation would diminish.
B) another, higher-order need would emerge to motivate that person.
C) that type of need would never again be an effective motivator.
D) he or she would become more interested in lower-level needs.

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Maslow believed that motivation was based on the drive to satisfy unmet needs. He felt that people focused on satisfying their lower-level needs first, but that once a particular need was met, a higher-level need would emerge and become a source of motivation.

Abraham Maslow Thought That Once Needs at One Level of His