Milo lives in a third-world country with a volatile political and social environment.He currently has a job and can afford a decent apartment and plenty of food.He is worried,however,that the job may not last and that riots and political unrest will throw the country into turmoil.Milo's concerns reflect the desire to satisfy:

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Milo's concerns about the potential loss of his job and the threat of political unrest reflect his need for safety and security. Safety needs involve feeling protected from harm, danger, or threats, and are considered the second level of needs in Maslow's hierarchy. Physiological needs (such as food, water, and shelter) would already be satisfied based on Milo's current situation, and social needs and self-actualization needs are higher-level needs that Milo may not be able to focus on until his safety needs are met.

Milo Lives in a Third-World Country with a Volatile Political