The U.S. Army, for many years, used the slogan "Be all that you can be" to appeal to potential recruits using which of Maslow's hierarchical needs?
A) physiological needs
B) social needs
C) esteem needs
D) self-actualizing needs

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The slogan "Be all that you can be" appeals to the highest level of Maslow's hierarchy, which is self-actualization. This level involves a person achieving their full potential and becoming the best version of themselves. The Army's slogan implies that joining the Army will provide individuals with the opportunity to reach their full potential and become the best version of themselves.

The US Army, for Many Years, Used the Slogan "Be All