The _____ states that a need does not become activated until the next-lower-level need is already satisfied.
A) expectancy theory
B) deficit principle
C) self-efficacy theory
D) frustration-regression principle
E) progression principle

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The progression principle, as stated by Maslow in his hierarchy of needs, states that individuals progress to higher-level needs only after lower-level needs have been satisfied. This means that a need does not become activated until the next-lower-level need is already satisfied.

The _____ States That a Need Does Not Become Activated