Maslow's progression hypothesis states that:
A) as one level of need is satisfied, an individual considers the next higher level of need as a source of motivation.
B) it is important to focus more on the physical and economic needs of individuals than on their psychological and interpersonal needs.
C) individuals will move up the hierarchy of needs as well as down the hierarchy.
D) higher order needs are more important than lower order needs.

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According to Maslow's progression hypothesis, as individuals satisfy their basic physiological and safety needs, they will then focus on fulfilling higher needs, including belongingness, esteem, and self-actualization. This means that individuals will move up the hierarchy of needs as they satisfy one level and desire to attain the next level.

Maslow's Progression Hypothesis States That