Maslow called the less powerful, but humanly important actualization motives,
A) prepotent needs.
B) meta-needs.
C) supportive needs.
D) autonomy needs.

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Maslow referred to the less powerful but humanly important actualization motives as "meta-needs" or "being needs," which go beyond basic survival and focus on personal growth and self-fulfillment.

Maslow Called the Less Powerful, but Humanly Important Actualization Motives