One criticism for using Maslow's hierarchy of human needs to explain how work affects the human psyche is that it:
A) Detaches psychological states from their social context, and does not recognize the external influences on achieving self-actualization.
B) Is not universally relevant because not all societies emphasize individualism or personal growth, and some societies consider affiliation with other people more important than individual achievement or fulfillment.
C) Not everyone realizes their full potential through their jobs
D) All of the above.

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Maslow's hierarchy has been criticized for its lack of universality, as it may not apply to all cultural contexts that prioritize community over individualism. It also overlooks external social influences and assumes that self-actualization is primarily achieved through work, which may not be the case for everyone.

One Criticism for Using Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs to Explain