In the United States,workers' _____,as defined by Maslow,have largely been met by minimum-wage laws and federal occupational safety standards.
A)physiological and security needs
B)security and social needs
C)social and esteem needs
D)esteem and self-actualization needs
E)physiological and esteem needs

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Maslow's hierarchy of needs places physiological and security needs at the bottom two levels, representing basic needs for survival and safety. Minimum-wage laws ensure workers can afford basic necessities like food and shelter (physiological needs), while federal occupational safety standards protect them from harm at work (security needs).

In the United States,workers' _____,As Defined by Maslow,have Largely Been